Laliga results October 31, 2026: Barcelona thrashed Deportivo Alavés 6–1 at Spotify Camp Nou, with Raphinha and Lamine Yamal scoring twice each. Atlético Madrid won 2–0 at Levante, Rayo Vallecano beat Celta Vigo 3–0, and Real Betis defeated Málaga 2–1 in four completed Matchday 11 fixtures.
- Biggest result: Barcelona 6–1 Alavés, with doubles from Raphinha and Lamine Yamal.
- Title race: Barcelona reached 30 points; Atlético Madrid moved to 28. Real Madrid remained on 24 before their November 1 fixture.
- Other winners: Rayo Vallecano and Real Betis both took three points.
- Round status: Five of ten Matchday 11 games had finished by the end of October 31; five remain scheduled for November 1–2.
Time zone: All results below use the Spain-local match date of Saturday, October 31, 2026 (CET). Barcelona’s 21:00 CET kickoff was 04:00 GMT+8 on Sunday, November 1. For the latest live-updated view, see our LaLiga results hub and current standings.
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Laliga Results October 31, 2026: All Four Final Scores
| Matchday 11 fixture | Final score | Goalscorers |
|---|---|---|
| Levante vs Atlético Madrid | 0–2 | Álex Grimaldo 36′, Giuliano Simeone 62′ |
| Rayo Vallecano vs Celta Vigo | 3–0 | Jorge de Frutos 36′, 55′; Unai López 73′ |
| Real Betis vs Málaga | 2–1 | Marc Bartra 38′, Pablo Fornals 47′; Adrián Niño 68′ (Málaga) |
| Barcelona vs Deportivo Alavés | 6–1 | Raphinha 8′, 41′; Fermín López 23′; Lamine Yamal 46′, 64′; Anthony Gordon 81′; Mariano Díaz 84′ (Alavés) |
Verification: These are completed scores and goal minutes in the Barcelona–Alavés, Levante–Atlético, Rayo–Celta and Betis–Málaga official LaLiga match centres. LaLiga goal-minute labels may differ by one minute from broadcasters’ running clocks.
Barcelona 6–1 Alavés: Raphinha and Yamal Score Twice
Venue: Spotify Camp Nou · Kickoff: 21:00 CET / November 1, 04:00 GMT+8 · Attendance: 53,523.
Barcelona produced the day’s biggest victory, responding emphatically to their 2–1 El Clásico defeat against Real Madrid on October 25. Raphinha struck early and again before halftime, while Fermín López and Lamine Yamal helped Barcelona establish a commanding four-goal lead by the break. Their previous nine-game winning start is documented in our Matchday 9 highlights and winners-and-losers analysis.
Barcelona vs Alavés: Goals and Key Moments
- 8′ — 1–0: Raphinha opens the scoring after an assist from Fermín López.
- 23′ — 2–0: Fermín López adds Barcelona’s second, assisted by Lamine Yamal.
- 41′ — 3–0: Raphinha scores again, with Fermín providing the pass.
- 46′ — 4–0: Lamine Yamal scores from a João Cancelo assist, recorded around the end of the first half.
- 64′ — 5–0: Yamal completes his brace from Gabriel Jesus’s through ball; a VAR review confirms the goal.
- 81′ — 6–0: Substitute Anthony Gordon scores from a Rodri through ball.
- 84′ — 6–1: Mariano Díaz scores Alavés’s consolation.
Why it matters: Barcelona are top on 30 points from 11 matches. Raphinha’s brace takes him to 15 LaLiga goals this season, while Yamal reaches 10. For the live rankings, use our LaLiga 2026/27 statistics hub, Yamal vs Mbappé goals comparison and Pichichi Trophy explainer. See the club’s full post-match recap for additional performance context.
Levante 0–2 Atlético Madrid: Grimaldo and Giuliano Seal Victory
Venue: Estadio Ciutat de València · Kickoff: 14:00 CET / 21:00 GMT+8 · Attendance: 20,513.
Atlético Madrid kept pace with Barcelona by winning away to Levante. Álex Grimaldo opened the scoring in the 36th minute, and Giuliano Simeone made it 2–0 in the 62nd.
- 36′ — Levante 0–1 Atlético: Grimaldo finishes from the left side of the area.
- 62′ — Levante 0–2 Atlético: Giuliano Simeone doubles the visitors’ advantage.
- Full time: Atlético take three points and move to 28 points from 11 league games, two behind Barcelona.
The win makes the title-race picture clearer ahead of Real Madrid’s November 1 trip to Racing Santander. For the full position-by-position comparison, see the latest LaLiga standings. Official match details.
Rayo Vallecano 3–0 Celta: De Frutos Double Sparks Home Win
Venue: Estadio de Vallecas · Kickoff: 16:15 CET / 23:15 GMT+8 · Attendance: 11,714.
Rayo Vallecano put together an emphatic home performance as Jorge de Frutos scored twice and Unai López added a third against Celta Vigo.
- 36′ — Rayo 1–0 Celta: Jorge de Frutos opens the scoring.
- 55′ — Rayo 2–0 Celta: De Frutos completes his brace.
- 73′ — Rayo 3–0 Celta: Unai López seals the result.
Rayo reach 12 points from 10 completed matches. Their separate October 10 match against Athletic Club remains unfinished; the suspended game is scheduled to resume on December 9 behind closed doors and must not be counted as a final result. Official Rayo–Celta match details.
Real Betis 2–1 Málaga: Bartra and Fornals Deliver the Points
Venue: Estadio La Cartuja · Kickoff: 18:30 CET / November 1, 01:30 GMT+8 · Attendance: 64,119.
Real Betis built a two-goal advantage against Málaga and held on after a second-half response. Marc Bartra headed in the opener from an Isco delivery, then Pablo Fornals scored just before halftime. Adrián Niño cut the deficit for Málaga, but the visitors could not find an equaliser.
- 38′ — Betis 1–0 Málaga: Marc Bartra scores with a header from Isco’s delivery.
- 47′ — Betis 2–0 Málaga: Pablo Fornals scores near the end of first-half added time.
- 68′ — Betis 2–1 Málaga: Adrián Niño pulls one back.
Betis move to 23 points from 11 matches, maintaining their strong start to the season. Málaga remain on five points. For the full league picture, see LaLiga standings. Official Betis–Málaga match details.
What the October 31 Results Mean for the LaLiga Table
| Club | Played | Points after Oct 31 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barcelona | 11 | 30 | +3, lead maintained |
| Atlético Madrid | 11 | 28 | +3, second |
| Real Madrid | 10 | 24 | Did not play Oct 31 |
| Real Betis | 11 | 23 | +3, fourth |
| Rayo Vallecano | 10 | 12 | +3; older abandoned game excluded |
Snapshot as of October 31, 2026: Five of the ten Matchday 11 fixtures are complete, including Villarreal 0–1 Espanyol on October 30. Across the entire 2026/27 season, 104 of 380 matches have finished and 314 goals have been scored. These standings will change as the remaining matches are played. See the updated full table.
What Games Are Still to Come in Matchday 11?
- Sunday, November 1: Getafe vs Sevilla (14:00 CET), Racing Santander vs Real Madrid (16:15 CET), Elche vs Valencia (18:30 CET), Athletic Club vs Real Sociedad (21:00 CET).
- Monday, November 2: RC Deportivo vs Osasuna (21:00 CET).
All five were still scheduled, not final, at this article’s verification cutoff. For local-time conversions and schedule changes use our full LaLiga fixture calendar and upcoming matches dashboard.
October 31 LaLiga Results: Main Takeaways
- Barcelona responded: Their six-goal performance followed the previous week’s El Clásico defeat.
- Raphinha’s Pichichi lead grew: He reached 15 goals after eleven Barcelona matches, following his September Player of the Month award.
- Atlético kept the pressure on: Another win leaves them only two points off the summit.
- Rayo’s home victory mattered: Three goals and a clean sheet added to their league points total.
- Betis stayed in contention near the top: Their 2–1 win leaves them fourth.
Bottom line: Barcelona’s 6–1 win was the standout October 31 result, but Atlético, Rayo and Betis also took full points. The latest LaLiga results and remaining Matchday 11 fixtures will determine how the table looks after November 2.
For separate individual-match selections, see our editorial Player of the Match archive. The October 31 games have not yet received editorial picks there; the scores and goals above are confirmed match facts, not award selections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Barcelona beat Alavés 6–1, Atlético Madrid won 2–0 at Levante, Rayo Vallecano defeated Celta Vigo 3–0 and Real Betis beat Málaga 2–1. All four games were played in Matchday 11.
Raphinha scored twice (8′, 41′), Fermín López scored in the 23rd minute, Lamine Yamal scored twice (46′, 64′), and Anthony Gordon added a goal in the 81st. Mariano Díaz scored for Alavés in the 84th.
Barcelona lead with 30 points after 11 games. Atlético Madrid have 28 from 11, while Real Madrid have 24 from 10. For changes after November 1, check the updated LaLiga table.
The four completed fixtures produced 15 goals: seven in Barcelona–Alavés, three in Rayo–Celta, three in Betis–Málaga and two in Levante–Atlético.
No. Five of ten fixtures were final, counting Villarreal 0–1 Espanyol on October 30. Five more games were scheduled for November 1–2.
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Fact check: November 1, 2026 (GMT+8), covering the four completed LaLiga Matchday 11 fixtures played October 31 in Spain. Goalscorers, minutes, venues and scores verified from the official match centres. The postponed Rayo–Athletic fixture from Matchday 8 is not counted as completed.
