Laliga results November 1, 2026: Real Madrid beat Racing Santander 3–0 at El Sardinero, while Athletic Club won a dramatic Basque derby 2–1 against Real Sociedad. Getafe came from behind to defeat Sevilla 3–1, and Valencia edged Elche 1–0 in four completed Laliga Matchday 11 fixtures.
- Real Madrid: Mbappé (penalty), Jude Bellingham and Yan Diomande all scored before halftime.
- Basque derby: Iñaki Williams and Álex Berenguer scored for Athletic, with Luka Sučić replying for Sociedad.
- Getafe comeback: Enes Ünal, Martín Satriano and Orel Mangala overturned Sevilla’s lead.
- Valencia winner: Substitute Umar Sadiq scored the only goal against Elche.
Date and timezone: These four games took place Sunday, November 1, 2026 in Spain (CET, UTC+1). Kickoffs and GMT+8 conversions appear below; the Athletic–Sociedad derby began at 21:00 CET, which was 04:00 GMT+8 on Monday, November 2. See the latest Laliga results and current Laliga standings for results after this article’s cutoff.
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Laliga Results November 1, 2026: All Four Final Scores
| Matchday 11 fixture | Result | Goals and minutes |
|---|---|---|
| Getafe vs Sevilla | 3–1 | Kike Salas 19′ (Sevilla); Enes Ünal 68′, Martín Satriano 73′, Orel Mangala 90+4′ (Getafe) |
| Racing Santander vs Real Madrid | 0–3 | Kylian Mbappé 11′ (pen.), Jude Bellingham 21′, Yan Diomande 36′ |
| Elche vs Valencia | 0–1 | Umar Sadiq 69′ (Valencia) |
| Athletic Club vs Real Sociedad | 2–1 | Iñaki Williams 14′, Álex Berenguer 45+2′ (pen.); Luka Sučić 30′ (Sociedad) |
Verified results: Getafe–Sevilla, Racing–Real Madrid, Elche–Valencia and Athletic–Sociedad, all marked final in official Laliga match records. Goal-minute notation follows Laliga’s match event/score records; some club sites show a one-minute difference.
November 1 Kickoff Times: CET and GMT+8
| Match | Spain kickoff (CET) | GMT+8 kickoff |
|---|---|---|
| Getafe–Sevilla | Nov 1, 14:00 | Nov 1, 21:00 |
| Racing–Real Madrid | Nov 1, 16:15 | Nov 1, 23:15 |
| Elche–Valencia | Nov 1, 18:30 | Nov 2, 01:30 |
| Athletic–Sociedad | Nov 1, 21:00 | Nov 2, 04:00 |
Spain switched to CET in October. GMT+8 is seven hours ahead of Spain for these matches. Our Laliga 2026/27 schedule shows upcoming fixtures and time conversions.
Racing Santander 0–3 Real Madrid: Mbappé, Bellingham and Diomande Score
Venue: El Sardinero, Santander · Kickoff: 16:15 CET (23:15 GMT+8).
Real Madrid took control early against Racing Santander. Kylian Mbappé converted an 11th-minute penalty after Matteo Prati fouled him in the area. Jude Bellingham made it 2–0 in the 21st minute, finishing after an Arda Güler through ball, before Yan Diomande struck a powerful volley in the 36th.
Racing vs Real Madrid: Goals and Key Events
- 11′ — 0–1: Mbappé scores from the penalty spot.
- 21′ — 0–2: Bellingham beats the goalkeeper after Güler’s pass.
- 36′ — 0–3: Diomande scores with a right-footed volley after a corner.
- 71’–72′ — VAR: A Racing penalty award is overturned after a video review.
- Stoppage time: Bellingham has another goal ruled out for offside.
What it means: Real Madrid move to 27 points from 11 matches, third behind Barcelona (30) and Atlético Madrid (28). Madrid played without Vinicius Jr, who was serving the four-match domestic suspension explained in our disciplinary report. Their preceding league outing was a 2–1 El Clásico victory over Barcelona. See the Real Madrid post-match report and official match record.
Athletic Club 2–1 Real Sociedad: Berenguer Penalty Decides Basque Derby
Venue: San Mamés, Bilbao · Kickoff: 21:00 CET (November 2, 04:00 GMT+8) · Attendance: 50,092.
Athletic Club won a tightly contested Basque derby. Iñaki Williams opened the scoring in the 14th minute from Nico Williams’s through ball, before Luka Sučić equalised for Real Sociedad on 30 minutes. Álex Berenguer converted a penalty in first-half stoppage time to restore Athletic’s lead.
Athletic vs Real Sociedad: Goals and Key Events
- 14′ — 1–0: Iñaki Williams gives Athletic the lead.
- 30′ — 1–1: Luka Sučić brings Sociedad level.
- 45+2′ — 2–1: Álex Berenguer converts a penalty after Nico Williams goes down under a challenge from Jon Aramburu.
- Second half: Real Sociedad press for an equaliser, but Unai Simón makes important saves.
Penalty controversy: Real Sociedad publicly disputed the decision, arguing Aramburu played the ball. The penalty nevertheless stood, and Berenguer’s goal proved decisive. The Athletic Club match report highlights Iñaki Williams and goalkeeper Unai Simón.
Table impact: Athletic rise to 15 points from 10 completed league fixtures, while Sociedad stay on 19 points from 11. Athletic have played one fewer league game because their Matchday 8 fixture at Rayo Vallecano was abandoned and is still awaiting its scheduled December 9 resumption.
Getafe 3–1 Sevilla: Ünal, Satriano and Mangala Complete Comeback
Venue: Coliseum, Getafe · Kickoff: 14:00 CET (21:00 GMT+8) · Attendance: 7,745.
Sevilla took a first-half lead through Kike Salas’s 19th-minute header from a Félix Correia corner. Getafe answered after the break, with Enes Ünal equalising in the 68th, Martín Satriano scoring in the 73rd and Orel Mangala sealing the win at 90+4′.
- 19′ — 0–1: Kike Salas heads Sevilla ahead.
- 68′ — 1–1: Ünal levels from a Satriano cross.
- 73′ — 2–1: Satriano finishes after Ünal’s cross; VAR confirms the goal following a disputed build-up.
- 90+1′ — Red card: Sevilla’s Manu Bueno is sent off.
- 90+4′ — 3–1: Mangala adds a late third, assisted by Andrés García.
What it means: Getafe rise to 12 points from 11 matches, while Sevilla remain on 17 points. The disputed Satriano goal and late dismissal are described in Sevilla’s own match report; the official Laliga match timeline confirms the recorded score and events.
Elche 0–1 Valencia: Substitute Umar Sadiq Scores Winner
Venue: Estadio Martínez Valero, Elche · Kickoff: 18:30 CET (November 2, 01:30 GMT+8).
Valencia earned a narrow away victory at Elche through Umar Sadiq’s 69th-minute goal. The striker came off the bench around the hour mark and finished from close range following a fast break and a pass from Arnaut Danjuma.
- First half: Elche’s Lucas Cepeda hits the crossbar as the home side push for a breakthrough.
- 60’–61′: Sadiq comes on for Pablo Maffeo.
- 69′ — 0–1: Sadiq scores after Danjuma’s assist.
- Full time: Valencia hold on for all three points despite Elche’s greater share of possession and attempts.
Table impact: Valencia move to nine points from 11 games, while Elche remain on ten from 11. Both remain in the bottom portion of the table, adding importance to the result. Consult the official match timeline and Elche’s match record.
How the November 1 Results Changed the Laliga Standings
| Team | Played | Points after November 1 | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barcelona | 11 | 30 | 1st |
| Atlético Madrid | 11 | 28 | 2nd |
| Real Madrid | 11 | 27 | 3rd |
| Real Sociedad | 11 | 19 | 5th |
| Athletic Club | 10 | 15 | 7th |
| Getafe | 11 | 12 | 12th |
| Valencia | 11 | 9 | 19th |
Snapshot through November 1 (Spain date): Nine of ten Matchday 11 games are finished, including the October 30 Villarreal–Espanyol opener and the four October 31 finals. Across the 2026/27 season, 108 of 380 matches have finished, leaving 272; the separately suspended Rayo–Athletic game is not counted as final. See the latest Laliga table for changes after November 1.
How Did Matchday 11 Finish After November 1?
Historical cutoff: At the end of Sunday November 1, RC Deportivo vs Osasuna was still scheduled for Monday November 2 at 21:00 CET (November 3 at 04:00 GMT+8). It had not yet finished at this article’s November 1 cutoff and is correctly excluded from the four Sunday results above. Update (November 3): Deportivo subsequently beat Osasuna 2–1 on November 2 through Mario Soriano (64′) and Bil Nsongo (87′), after Ante Budimir’s opener (32′). Read our Deportivo vs Osasuna November 2 match report for the decisive moments and final Matchday 11 standings. See the latest results and current table.
Laliga Results November 1: Key Takeaways
For the wider picture after these four Sunday games, read our Laliga Matchday 11 highlights, including all ten scores, the standout performances and the updated title race.
- Madrid close the gap: They move to 27 points, three behind Barcelona after 11 fixtures each.
- Athletic claim derby bragging rights: Berenguer’s penalty decides a contested game at San Mamés.
- Getafe turn it around: Three second-half goals earn an important home win.
- Valencia take valuable points: Sadiq’s goal changes the outcome of a close contest.
Conclusion: The four completed Sunday matches produced 11 goals and shifted both the title race and the lower half of the table. Real Madrid’s convincing win was the highest-profile result, while Athletic’s derby victory, Getafe’s comeback and Valencia’s narrow away win gave the day its other major stories. Follow the live-updated Laliga results for the final Matchday 11 fixture.
November 1 Laliga Results: FAQs
Getafe 3–1 Sevilla; Racing Santander 0–3 Real Madrid; Elche 0–1 Valencia; and Athletic Club 2–1 Real Sociedad. All four were completed in Laliga Matchday 11.
Kylian Mbappé scored an 11th-minute penalty, Jude Bellingham scored in the 21st minute and Yan Diomande added the third in the 36th.
Athletic Club won 2–1 at San Mamés. Iñaki Williams and Álex Berenguer scored for Athletic, while Luka Sučić scored for Real Sociedad. Berenguer’s first-half stoppage-time penalty was disputed by Sociedad.
No. Real Madrid reached 27 points, behind Barcelona on 30 and Atlético Madrid on 28, with all three clubs having played 11 matches at the November 1 cutoff.
Laliga’s detailed match chronology records Berenguer’s penalty in first-half stoppage time (45+2′), while some scorecards show it as 47′. Laliga lists Sadiq at 69′, while Elche’s club page labels it 68′. These are minute-label conventions, not different goals.
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Fact-check note (November 2, 2026, GMT+8): Four November 1 finals, goals and goal minutes checked against official Laliga match records; further cross-checked using Real Madrid, Athletic Club, Real Sociedad, Sevilla and Elche club reports. The kickoff table uses Spain-local CET and GMT+8. The four November 1 finals remain separate from the later November 2 Deportivo–Osasuna result.
