Barcelona scored six at home to Alaves and moved to 30 points from 11 games. Matchweek 11 had no draws at all, with six home wins and four away wins, and the ten games produced 30 goals. Real Madrid won 3-0 at Racing Santander to stay third, Atletico Madrid won 2-0 at Levante, and Getafe beat Sevilla 3-1 after a sending-off. Seven of the ten favourites won, but Villarreal, Sevilla and Elche all lost as the shortest price. Here is how every game played out, from Friday to Monday, with the odds that landed.

La Liga Matchweek 11 results at a glance

La Liga Matchweek 11 results, in kick-off order:

Every stat for all 10 games is on the La Liga Matchweek 11 fixtures and results page.

Villarreal 0-1 Espanyol

Friday night in Vila-real ended with a smash and grab. Espanyol had five shots to Villarreal's 14 and 37 per cent of the ball, yet Leandro Cabrera scored the only goal in the 60th minute, set up by Bryan Zaragoza. Villarreal had seven corners to three and 564 passes to 326, but only four of their shots were on target, and the expected goals read 0.63 to 0.52, so the gap on the scoreboard was wider than the one in the play. Nicolas Pépé had come on for the injured Gerard Moreno as early as the 18th minute, and each side collected three yellow cards. Villarreal were the favourites at 1.38 (OddsPortal average), but Espanyol won at 8.00. Under 2.5 goals landed and both teams did not score. Villarreal had won 4-1 when the sides last met in February. Villarreal have 12 points from 11 games, Espanyol 11.

Fans and falling confetti inside the Estadio de la Cerámica in Villarreal, home of Villarreal, during a match in the 2012-13 season, with the pitch below.

Levante 0-2 Atletico Madrid

Levante had more of the chances and still lost. They took 20 shots to Atletico's 11 and created 1.45 expected goals to 1.02, but only four of those shots were on target to the visitors' five. Álex Grimaldo put Atletico ahead on 36 minutes and Giuliano Simeone made it 2-0 on 62, set up by Álex Baena. Atletico had 54 per cent of the ball and the only booking of the afternoon went to a Levante man, Luís Castro, in the 18th minute. Atletico were the favourites at 1.52 (OddsPortal average) and won, with Levante at 7.00 and the draw at 5.00. Under 2.5 goals landed and both teams did not score, as in the 0-0 between the sides in January. Atletico are second with 28 points from 11, nine wins and a draw, while Levante have 10 points from 11.

Floodlights over the Ciutat de València stadium, home of Levante, during a match in 2018, with the pitch and stands in view.

Rayo Vallecano 3-0 Celta Vigo

Celta Vigo did not have a single shot on target. Rayo Vallecano had eight, from 14 attempts, and made them count. Jorge de Frutos put the hosts ahead in the 36th minute, set up by Sergio Camello, added a second in the 55th, set up by Andrei Ratiu, and Unai López scored the third in the 73rd, set up by Gnangoro. The expected goals read 1.48 to 1.16, so Celta created chances in volume, 11 shots, without testing the goalkeeper. Rayo won four corners to three and Celta made 16 fouls to 11. Rayo were the favourites at 2.50 (OddsPortal average), and the draw was 3.25 and Celta 3.00. Over 2.5 goals landed, but not both teams to score. Celta had won 3-0 in January. Rayo have 12 points from 10 games, a game in hand, while Celta have 12 from 11 and six draws.

Real Betis 2-1 Malaga

Two first-half goals were enough for Real Betis, though Malaga made them wait. Marc Bartra headed in from an Isco assist in the 38th minute, and Pablo Fornals scored in first-half stoppage time to make it 2-0. Adrián Niño pulled one back in the 68th minute. Betis had 23 shots to 10, 10 corners to three and 59 per cent of the possession, and the expected goals were 2.13 to 1.20, so a third goal would have been fair. Betis were the heavy favourites at 1.33 (OddsPortal average) and won, with Malaga at 10.00. Over 2.5 goals and both teams to score both landed. Betis are fourth with 23 points from 11, having won seven. Malaga are bottom with five points and are still without a league win after 11 games, five of them draws.

The pitch and green stands of the Estadio Benito Villamarín in Seville, home of Real Betis, under a cloudy sky in 2018.

Barcelona 6-1 Alaves

Barcelona led 4-0 at half-time and finished with 4.08 expected goals from only 13 shots. Raphinha scored in the 8th minute, set up by Fermín López, and López made it 2-0 in the 23rd, set up by Lamine Yamal. Raphinha added a third in the 41st and Yamal scored just after in first-half stoppage time, set up by João Cancelo. Yamal got his second in the 64th, Anthony Gordon made it 6-0 in the 81st, set up by Rodri, and Mariano replied in the 84th. Barcelona had 77 per cent of the ball and 833 passes at 93 per cent accuracy. They were at 1.11 (OddsPortal average) and Alaves at 22.00. Over 2.5 goals and both teams to score both landed. Barcelona lead on 30 points from 11 with a goal difference of plus 34. Alaves had won 1-0 in May.

A panoramic view from inside the Camp Nou in Barcelona, home of Barcelona, with the stands curving above the pitch.

Getafe 3-1 Sevilla

Getafe came from behind and finished with a goal in stoppage time. Kike Salas headed Sevilla in front on 19 minutes, set up by Felix Correia. Enes Ünal equalised in the 68th, set up by Martín Satriano, and Satriano put Getafe ahead minutes later, set up by Ünal. Orel Mangala made it 3-1 in the fourth minute of stoppage time. Sevilla had three players booked in the 77th minute alone and Manu Bueno was sent off in the first minute of stoppage time. Getafe won 1.58 expected goals to 0.74 from 11 shots to 12. Sevilla were the favourites at 2.38 (OddsPortal average), and Getafe won at 3.60. Over 2.5 goals and both teams to score both landed. Sevilla had won 1-0 at Getafe in February. Sevilla stay sixth on 17 points. Getafe have 12 from 11.

The Coliseum stadium in Getafe, home of Getafe, with floodlights over the stands during a league match in 2018.

Racing Santander 0-3 Real Madrid

The game was settled before half-time. Kylian Mbappé scored from the penalty spot in the 11th minute, Jude Bellingham made it 2-0 soon after, set up by Arda Güler, and Yan Diomande added a third from a corner in the 36th. Real Madrid then had the afternoon to themselves, with 22 shots to Racing's 10, seven on target to one, and 3.22 expected goals to 0.69. They had 54 per cent of the ball. Racing were booked twice before the break. Real Madrid were at 1.22 (OddsPortal average) and Racing at 12.00. Over 2.5 goals landed but both teams did not score. Real Madrid are third with 27 points from 11, with nine wins and two defeats. Racing have 11 points and a goal difference of minus 14.

Elche 0-1 Valencia

Elche had the ball and the shots, and Valencia took the points. The hosts had 69 per cent of the possession, 16 shots to five and six corners to two, with 1.29 expected goals to 1.18, but both sides managed three shots on target. Umar Sadiq scored the only goal in the 69th minute, set up by Arnaut Danjuma. Elche collected three yellow cards, Germán Valera, Víctor Chust and Facundo Buonanotte among them, and Valencia's goalkeeper Stole Dimitrievski was booked in stoppage time. Elche were the favourites at 2.33 (OddsPortal average), and Valencia won at 3.30, with the draw at 3.50. Under 2.5 goals landed and both teams did not score. Elche had won 1-0 in April. Valencia stay 19th on nine points, while Elche have 10 from 11.

A view across the pitch and stands of the Estadio Martínez Valero in Elche, home of Elche, during a match.

Athletic Bilbao 2-1 Real Sociedad

All three goals came before half-time. Iñaki Williams put Athletic ahead in the 14th minute, Luka Sucic equalised on 30, and Álex Berenguer scored a penalty in first-half stoppage time to win it. Real Sociedad had 62 per cent of the ball, 595 passes to 366 and eight corners to five, and took 14 shots to 13, with five on target to Athletic's three, but could not find a way back. Athletic were the favourites at 2.00 (OddsPortal average) and won, with Real Sociedad at 3.90 and the draw at 3.80. Over 2.5 goals and both teams to score both landed. The sides had drawn 1-1 in February. Athletic are seventh on 15 points with a game in hand, and Real Sociedad are fifth on 19.

Deportivo La Coruna 2-1 Osasuna

The Monday game went to a late winner. Ante Budimir put Osasuna ahead in the 32nd minute, Mario Soriano equalised for Deportivo in the 64th, and Bil Nsongo scored the winner in the 87th. Deportivo had 18 shots to 11, seven of them on target to two, and 62 per cent of the possession, with eight corners to two, so the late goal had been coming. Osasuna made 13 fouls to Deportivo's five and had four players booked, Moi Gómez, Alejandro Catena, Abel Bretones and Kike Barja among them. Deportivo were the favourites at 2.12 (OddsPortal average) and won, with Osasuna at 3.90. Over 2.5 goals and both teams to score both landed. Deportivo are eighth on 14 points from 11 games. Osasuna have 11 points and a goal difference of minus 11.

A floodlit match at the Riazor stadium in A Coruña, home of Deportivo La Coruña, with players on the pitch and the stands behind.

The table and what comes next

Barcelona lead La Liga on 30 points from 11 games, two clear of Atletico Madrid on 28 and three clear of Real Madrid on 27, with Real Betis fourth on 23 and Real Sociedad fifth on 19. Sevilla are sixth on 17, and Athletic Bilbao are seventh on 15 with a game in hand. At the bottom, Malaga have five points and Valencia nine, with Elche and Levante on 10. The next round, Matchweek 12, began on Friday 6 November with Sevilla against Alaves and ended with Atletico Madrid against Barcelona on the Sunday, with Valencia against Real Madrid on the Saturday. Read our La Liga Matchweek 12 results, see the full La Liga table and every game on the Matchweek 12 fixtures page.

What the market said in Matchweek 11

The shortest-priced outcome won in 7 of the ten games and lost in 3. Over 2.5 goals landed in 7 of the ten games and both teams scored in 5. The table shows the favourite and the price on the result that landed in each game, using OddsPortal's average prices.

Game Favourite Result Price on the result Over 2.5 Both scored
Villarreal 0-1 Espanyol Villarreal 1.38 Espanyol 8.00 No No
Levante 0-2 Atletico Madrid Atletico Madrid 1.52 Atletico Madrid 1.52 No No
Rayo Vallecano 3-0 Celta Vigo Rayo Vallecano 2.50 Rayo Vallecano 2.50 Yes No
Real Betis 2-1 Malaga Real Betis 1.33 Real Betis 1.33 Yes Yes
Barcelona 6-1 Alaves Barcelona 1.11 Barcelona 1.11 Yes Yes
Getafe 3-1 Sevilla Sevilla 2.38 Getafe 3.60 Yes Yes
Racing Santander 0-3 Real Madrid Real Madrid 1.22 Real Madrid 1.22 Yes No
Elche 0-1 Valencia Elche 2.33 Valencia 3.30 No No
Athletic Bilbao 2-1 Real Sociedad Athletic Bilbao 2.00 Athletic Bilbao 2.00 Yes Yes
Deportivo La Coruna 2-1 Osasuna Deportivo La Coruna 2.12 Deportivo La Coruna 2.12 Yes Yes

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Earlier in the season: La Liga Matchweek 10 results and the Matchweek 11 preview. More from the league on our La Liga news page.

Photo credits

The stadium pictures are file photographs from Wikimedia Commons, chosen to show each home club's ground. They do not show this round's games, and some were taken years ago or when the ground had a different name. Each picture was cropped and resized, and TotalOdds added the club badges and the score. The cover also uses the first picture listed here.