La Liga Viewing Guide: Betis, Villarreal, and Atletico Madrid in Action – The Last Three Matches of Round Seven Tonight

On the morning of September 27, the seventh round of the 2024-25 La Liga season will enter its final three matches. Leisu Sports will live stream all the games, joining fans in witnessing the excitement of La Liga and enjoying a night of football.

Match Time: September 27, 1:00 AM

Teams Facing Off: Las Palmas vs Betis

Match Preview: Las Palmas Seek First Home Win of the Season; Betis Aim to End Goal Drought Away from Home

Brief Introduction: Las Palmas, playing at home and currently at the bottom of the table, desperately need their first win of the season. Betis are aiming for their first away victory and looking to break their goalless streak on the road. In the last ten encounters, Las Palmas have won three, drawn two, and lost five. Although Betis has the upper hand in these encounters, their only away victory was back in the 2014-15 Segunda División season.

Match Time: September 27, 1:00 AM

Teams Facing Off: Espanyol vs Villarreal

Match Preview: Villarreal Need Solid Defense to Secure Points; Won Last Three Encounters Against Espanyol

Brief Introduction: Both teams suffered heavy defeats in their previous league matches, with Espanyol losing to reigning champions Real Madrid and Villarreal falling to Barcelona. In this round, neither side wants to suffer consecutive losses. In the past thirty meetings, Villarreal have twelve wins, thirteen draws, and five losses, holding a clear advantage. In the last three encounters, Villarreal defeated Espanyol 5-1, 1-0, and 4-2, respectively.

Match Time: September 27, 3:00 AM

Teams Facing Off: Celta Vigo vs Atletico Madrid

Match Preview: Atletico Madrid Unbeaten in Last Ten Meetings; Can Celta Vigo’s Strong Home Form Resist?

Brief Introduction: With Barcelona and Real Madrid both securing victories, Atletico Madrid must take all three points to keep up in the title race. Fortunately, Atletico still boasts the best defense in La Liga, conceding only three goals in six rounds, better than both Real Madrid and Barcelona. The return of their iron-clad defense ensures a solid foundation for the team. On the other hand, Celta Vigo is one of the worst defensive teams in La Liga this season, having conceded thirteen goals in six rounds, only slightly better than newly promoted Valladolid.

So, dear fans of Leisu Sports, will you be watching these three La Liga matches?