Laliga results November 6–7, 2026: Real Madrid beat Valencia 3–0 at Mestalla with goals from Federico Valverde, Arda Güler and Kylian Mbappé. Racing Santander came from behind to defeat Málaga 2–1, while Osasuna and Athletic Club drew 1–1 and the Sevilla–Alavés and Espanyol–Deportivo games finished goalless. These are the five completed Laliga Matchday 12 fixtures from Friday and Saturday.
- Biggest win: Valencia 0–3 Real Madrid; José Gayà was sent off for Valencia.
- Comeback: Málaga 1–2 Racing Santander; Zabiri scored the winner and Málaga finished with ten men.
- Late equaliser: Catena rescued a 1–1 draw for Osasuna against Athletic Club.
- Goalless draws: Sevilla 0–0 Alavés and Espanyol 0–0 RC Deportivo.
Dates and timezone: Matches are grouped by their Spain-local dates (CET, UTC+1). During November, GMT+8 is seven hours ahead of mainland Spain. Saturday’s 21:00 CET Valencia–Real Madrid kickoff therefore fell at 04:00 GMT+8 on Sunday, November 8. For the entire round, see our Matchday 12 preview and fixtures.
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Laliga Results November 6–7, 2026: All Five Final Scores
| Spain date | Matchday 12 match | Final score | Scorers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fri, Nov 6 | Sevilla vs Deportivo Alavés | 0–0 | None |
| Sat, Nov 7 | Málaga vs Racing Santander | 1–2 | Dotor 28′ (Málaga); Iker Luque 50′, Zabiri 60′ (Racing) |
| Sat, Nov 7 | Espanyol vs RC Deportivo | 0–0 | None |
| Sat, Nov 7 | Osasuna vs Athletic Club | 1–1 | Nico Williams 84′ (Athletic); Alejandro Catena 90′ (Osasuna) |
| Sat, Nov 7 | Valencia vs Real Madrid | 0–3 | Valverde 28′, Arda Güler 36′, Mbappé 75′ (Madrid) |
Verification: All scores and goal minutes use the official Laliga match records. Some live tickers and match widgets display the preceding elapsed minute for the same goal; this roundup consistently follows Laliga’s official match notation. The five finished games produced eight goals, two away wins and three draws.
Match Kickoffs: CET and GMT+8
| Fixture | Spain kickoff (CET) | GMT+8 kickoff |
|---|---|---|
| Sevilla–Alavés | Nov 6, 21:00 | Nov 7, 04:00 |
| Málaga–Racing | Nov 7, 14:00 | Nov 7, 21:00 |
| Espanyol–Deportivo | Nov 7, 16:15 | Nov 7, 23:15 |
| Osasuna–Athletic | Nov 7, 18:30 | Nov 8, 01:30 |
| Valencia–Real Madrid | Nov 7, 21:00 | Nov 8, 04:00 |
For live fixture changes and upcoming games, use the Laliga schedule or the latest completed Laliga results page.
Valencia 0–3 Real Madrid: Valverde, Güler and Mbappé Score
Saturday, November 7 · 21:00 CET (Sunday, November 8, 04:00 GMT+8) · Camp de Mestalla.
Real Madrid scored twice in eight first-half minutes and sealed the victory after the break. Federico Valverde broke the deadlock when Mbappé’s free kick rebounded from the wall. Jude Bellingham then set up Arda Güler’s first-time finish before Güler assisted Mbappé for the third.
- 28′ — 0–1: Federico Valverde scores from outside the area after a deflected free kick.
- 36′ — 0–2: Arda Güler finishes Bellingham’s cutback.
- 75′ — 0–3: Kylian Mbappé finishes following Güler’s set-up.
- 79′ — Red card: Valencia captain José Gayà is dismissed after a challenge on Mbappé as the forward breaks clear.
Individual award context: Mbappé was already being discussed in the October 2026 Player of the Month winner reports, but those reports remain unofficial while LaLiga confirmation is pending.
What it means: Madrid reach 30 points from 12 league matches, level with Barcelona on points but behind on goal difference at the November 7 cutoff. Barcelona and Atlético Madrid had not yet played their Sunday meeting. Valencia are left to regroup after a home defeat. For earlier Madrid form, see our November 1 results roundup.
Checked against Laliga’s match record and Real Madrid’s match report.
Málaga 1–2 Racing Santander: Second-Half Comeback at La Rosaleda
Saturday, November 7 · 14:00 CET (21:00 GMT+8) · La Rosaleda.
Málaga led through Carlos Dotor but could not hold on. Racing equalised soon after the break through Iker Luque, then Yassir Zabiri completed the turnaround ten minutes later. Adam Aznou’s dismissal made Málaga’s task harder.
- 28′ — 1–0: Carlos Dotor gives Málaga the lead after Adrián Niño’s header.
- 50′ — 1–1: Iker Luque equalises for Racing.
- 60′ — 1–2: Yassir Zabiri scores Racing’s winner.
- 65′ — Red card: Adam Aznou is sent off, leaving Málaga with ten men.
- 86′ — VAR: A late Málaga penalty award is overturned after review.
What it means: Racing rise to 14 points from 12 games; Málaga remain bottom on five points and are still searching for their first league victory this season. Racing had lost 3–0 to Real Madrid the previous matchday, as covered in our November 1 results report.
Sources: official Laliga match record and Málaga CF match report.
Osasuna 1–1 Athletic Club: Catena Cancels Out Nico Williams’ Late Goal
Saturday, November 7 · 18:30 CET (Sunday, November 8, 01:30 GMT+8) · Estadio El Sadar.
Athletic looked set to claim three points when Nico Williams struck in the 84th minute. But Alejandro Catena converted from close range following a corner to pull Osasuna level in the 90th minute, leaving the teams with a point apiece.
- 84′ — 0–1: Nico Williams puts Athletic ahead.
- 90′ — 1–1: Alejandro Catena scores Osasuna’s late equaliser following a corner.
What it means: Athletic move to 16 points and Osasuna to 12. Athletic have completed 11 matches rather than 12 because their earlier fixture against Rayo Vallecano was abandoned; read why the Rayo–Athletic match was suspended. Osasuna entered this fixture after losing 2–1 to Deportivo on November 2.
Sources: Laliga match record and Athletic Club match report.
Espanyol 0–0 RC Deportivo: Leo Román Keeps the Hosts Out
Saturday, November 7 · 16:15 CET (23:15 GMT+8) · RCDE Stadium.
Espanyol created the more frequent openings, but Deportivo goalkeeper Leo Román kept a clean sheet. Early saves from headers by Roberto Fernández and Alejandro Santiago helped Deportivo leave with a point in Eder Sarabia’s first match in charge of Espanyol.
- 10′: Leo Román stops Roberto’s header.
- 17′: Román saves another close-range header from Alejandro Santiago.
- Full time: Neither side scores; Espanyol and Deportivo take a point each.
What it means: Deportivo advance to 15 points from 12 games; Espanyol have 12 points. The visitors were coming off their 2–1 comeback against Osasuna, while Espanyol had beaten Villarreal 1–0 the previous week.
Sources: Laliga’s final result and Espanyol’s match report.
Sevilla 0–0 Deportivo Alavés: Sivera Saves Vargas Penalty
Friday, November 6 · 21:00 CET (Saturday, November 7, 04:00 GMT+8) · Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán.
Sevilla missed the best chance of the first half when Rubén Vargas saw his penalty saved by Antonio Sivera. Sevilla pushed after halftime, but neither team broke the deadlock and Matchday 12 began with a goalless draw.
- 32′: Sivera denies Vargas from the penalty spot.
- Second half: Sevilla apply pressure; Juan Iglesias has an effort cleared off the line.
- Full time: Sevilla 0–0 Alavés.
What it means: Sevilla reach 18 points from 12 games; Alavés move to 13 points. Alavés were trying to recover from their 6–1 defeat at Barcelona in Matchday 11.
Sources: Laliga official final score and Sevilla FC match report.
Laliga Standings Impact After November 7 Results
Standings snapshot: after the five November 6–7 games, before the Sunday, November 8 fixtures.
| Club | Points | Matches played | Key takeaway |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barcelona | 30 | 11 | Lead on goal difference; Sunday match outstanding |
| Real Madrid | 30 | 12 | Level on points at the top after 3–0 win |
| Atlético Madrid | 28 | 11 | Sunday fixture against Barcelona still to play |
| Sevilla | 18 | 12 | One point from goalless draw |
| Athletic Club | 16 | 11 | Late concession leaves them with one point |
| RC Deportivo | 15 | 12 | Draw away at Espanyol |
| Racing Santander | 14 | 12 | Comeback delivers three points |
| Alavés | 13 | 12 | Clean sheet and away point |
| Espanyol / Osasuna | 12 each | 12 each | One point each from Saturday’s draws |
| Málaga | 5 | 12 | Remain bottom and winless |
Positions and points can change after Sunday’s fixtures. For all 20 teams, goal difference and the latest live table, see the Laliga standings 2026/27; our Laliga statistics tracker has season-wide context.
Which Matchday 12 Games Are Still to Come?
Five fixtures are scheduled for Sunday, November 8 (Spain time): Elche–Real Betis, Real Sociedad–Rayo Vallecano, Celta Vigo–Levante, Villarreal–Getafe and Atlético Madrid–Barcelona. They were not yet completed at this article’s November 8 morning cutoff. For details and confirmed times, see our Matchday 12 preview and full Laliga schedule.
November 6–7 Laliga Results: Main Takeaways
- Real Madrid apply pressure: A 3–0 win brings Madrid level with Barcelona on 30 points before Sunday’s top-of-the-table clash.
- Racing recover: Two second-half goals turn a 1–0 deficit into a 2–1 away win.
- Late frustration for Athletic: Catena’s equaliser denies Athletic victory at El Sadar.
- Two clean-sheet stalemates: Sevilla–Alavés and Espanyol–Deportivo finish 0–0, with Sivera and Leo Román central to their respective results.
Conclusion: Saturday’s Valencia 0–3 Real Madrid result was the major Matchday 12 headline so far, while Racing’s comeback and Osasuna’s late leveller shaped the rest of the day. This roundup covers only the five completed November 6–7 Laliga fixtures; use our latest Laliga results page for games finished after this cutoff. For the previous round, see the Matchday 11 highlights.
Laliga Results November 6–7, 2026: FAQs
Real Madrid beat Valencia 3–0 at Mestalla. Federico Valverde (28′), Arda Güler (36′) and Kylian Mbappé (75′) scored.
Carlos Dotor scored for Málaga in the 28th minute. Racing’s Iker Luque (50′) and Yassir Zabiri (60′) completed a 2–1 comeback win.
Five matches were completed on November 6–7. The remaining five fixtures were scheduled for Sunday, November 8 in Spain.
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- Laliga Matchday 12 Preview: Full Fixtures and Kickoff Times
- Latest Laliga Results: Updated Scores and Goals
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- Laliga Results November 2: Deportivo Beat Osasuna 2–1
- Laliga Results November 1: Real Madrid and Athletic Club Win
- Laliga Standings 2026/27: Current Table
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