La Liga Preview: All 10 Fixtures, Tickets & Match of the Week (6–8 November 2026)

Atlético Madrid against Barcelona at the Metropolitano is the fixture everyone in Spain will circle this weekend, but it is far from the only story. Three newly promoted sides are in action, with Málaga and Racing Santander meeting each other in Andalusia and Deportivo de La Coruña heading to Catalonia, while Real Madrid make the trip to Mestalla on Saturday night.

Below you'll find all ten La Liga fixtures from Friday 6 to Sunday 8 November 2026, each with a short preview and, where available, a seating plan and a link to tickets, plus our Match of the Week.

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Sevilla vs Alavés – Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Seville (Friday 6 November 2026)

Friday night football under the lights opens the round at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, where Sevilla welcome Alavés. The Nervión crowd can make this one of the most intimidating grounds in the country when the home side start quickly, and a home win would give Sevilla something to build on before the rest of the division has kicked a ball. Alavés travel south from the Basque Country knowing a point would suit them on one of the longer away days of the season. Lucas Stassin could lead the line for Sevilla, offering a central presence in attack and an outlet for the team's wide players, while Toni Martínez gives Alavés a physical option through the middle.

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Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán seating plan

Málaga vs Racing Santander – La Rosaleda, Málaga (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Two of this season's promoted sides meet at La Rosaleda, and both will see it as a chance to bank points against a club in the same boat. Málaga came up through the play-offs, while Racing Santander are back in the top flight for the first time in 14 years, so there is plenty of feeling in both camps about what staying up would mean. Sergio Canales, who came through the ranks at Racing, should be involved for the visitors, and David Larrubia is likely to feature for Málaga in front of what should be a lively Saturday crowd on the Costa del Sol.

Espanyol vs Deportivo La Coruña – RCDE Stadium, Barcelona (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Espanyol host a club enjoying their first top-flight season in eight years, and Deportivo de La Coruña tend to bring a healthy travelling support wherever they go. The RCDE Stadium in Cornellà is compact enough to carry the noise, and the Periquitos, 14th on 11 points, will want to make home advantage count against a promoted side who have settled quickly and sit eighth on 14. Roberto Fernández should lead the line for Espanyol, providing a focal point in attack, while Deportivo will look to Yeremay Hernández on the left wing, where his close control and creativity make him one of their most dangerous attacking players.

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RCDE Stadium seating plan

Osasuna vs Athletic Bilbao – El Sadar, Pamplona (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Few grounds in Spain keep the noise as close to the pitch as El Sadar, and Osasuna will want the Pamplona crowd at full volume against Athletic Bilbao. Matches between these two northern neighbours rarely lack intensity, with both sides happy to press high and make the game physical. Ante Budimir should be involved for the hosts and remains the focal point of their attack, while Nico Williams is likely to feature on the Athletic flank, where his pace can turn a tight afternoon quickly. A point would hardly be a disaster for either, but a win on Saturday would give the winners a lift going into the following week.

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El Sadar seating plan

Valencia vs Real Madrid – Mestalla, Valencia (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Saturday night at Mestalla rarely needs much selling, and the arrival of Real Madrid always brings out one of the steepest, loudest atmospheres in La Liga. Valencia will need their best defensive shift of the season to keep a lid on the visitors, who have the firepower to punish any lapse. Kylian Mbappé and Jude Bellingham should be involved for Real Madrid, while Valencia will look to José Gayà's attacking contributions from left-back and Javi Guerra's energy and forward runs from central midfield. The upper tiers give a famously vertical view of the pitch, and the Mestalla seating plan shows how close the stands sit to the touchline.

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Mestalla seating plan

Elche vs Real Betis – Martínez Valero, Elche (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Elche host Real Betis on Sunday at the Martínez Valero, and the Andalusians usually arrive with plenty of technical quality in midfield. Betis have Isco and Antony in the squad, and both should be involved as the visitors look to control the ball, while Germán Valera is likely to feature for Elche on the break. For the hosts, a home result against one of the division's more ambitious clubs would be a welcome boost, and the open bowl of the Martínez Valero tends to suit a side that gets the crowd onside early.

For late availability, it's worth a quick look at what's listed for this fixture.

Martínez Valero seating plan

Villarreal vs Getafe – Estadio de la Cerámica, Villarreal (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Gerard Moreno has spent most of his career at Villarreal, and the forward should be involved again as the Yellow Submarine take on Getafe at the Estadio de la Cerámica. Matches against Getafe are seldom pretty, with the visitors set up to frustrate and to make every set piece count, so the hosts may need patience as much as invention. Georges Mikautadze should be central to Villarreal's attack, with his movement and finishing giving the hosts a threat inside the penalty area. Getafe can call on Enes Ünal, who scored against Sevilla last weekend and provides a physical presence up front. A home side with European ambitions cannot afford to slip against opponents who will happily settle for a point.

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Estadio de la Cerámica seating plan

Celta Vigo vs Levante – Balaídos, Vigo (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Iago Aspas remains the heartbeat of Celta Vigo, and Balaídos still rises a notch whenever he picks up the ball in the final third. The veteran should be involved against Levante, who make the long trip to Galicia hoping to keep things tight. Iván Romero is likely to feature for the visitors and gives them an outlet on the counter. For Celta, this looks like a game they will expect to win in front of their own supporters, while Levante would happily take a point back to the east coast. The Balaídos sits close to the Atlantic, so a Sunday visit can come with changeable weather.

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Balaídos seating plan

Real Sociedad vs Rayo Vallecano – Reale Arena, San Sebastián (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Real Sociedad return to the Reale Arena on Sunday to face Rayo Vallecano, a side who rarely make life comfortable for anyone. Rayo bring energy and a willingness to run all afternoon, which means the hosts will need to move the ball quickly. Mikel Oyarzabal should be involved for La Real, and Takefusa Kubo is likely to feature on the right, while Isi Palazón remains the visitors' main creative spark. The steep stands at Anoeta give a clear view of the build-up play, and a home win would keep Real Sociedad among the clubs looking up the league table.

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Reale Arena seating plan

Match of the Week: Atlético Madrid vs Barcelona – Metropolitano, Madrid (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Our Match of the Week brings two of Spain's heavyweights together on Sunday night. Atlético Madrid at the Metropolitano is one of the toughest assignments in La Liga for any visiting side, and Barcelona know that dropped points here can shape how the rest of the autumn looks at the top. Barcelona lead the table on 30 points, two ahead of second-placed Atlético, so this is the sort of fixture that tends to decide who sets the pace at the top.

Julián Alvarez should be involved for Atlético, with Jan Oblak behind him, while Lamine Yamal and Pedri are likely to feature for Barcelona. Atlético are at their best when the Metropolitano crowd is fully behind them, and the Metropolitano seating plan shows how the lower tier wraps around the pitch to keep the noise in.

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Metropolitano seating plan

Which La Liga Games Should You Watch This Weekend?

Atlético Madrid against Barcelona is the standout, Valencia hosting Real Madrid at Mestalla is a Saturday night with plenty of edge, and the promoted sides' meeting at La Rosaleda could matter a great deal come the spring. Demand varies from ground to ground and tends to tighten as each fixture gets closer. If you want to see what's left for any of these games in one place, Ticket-Compare.com compares listings from pre-vetted resale sites and authorised partners and sends you through to your chosen marketplace to complete your purchase.