Real Madrid might have secured a 4–0 victory over Osasuna before the November international break, but the team suffered a triple injury blow that will impact the club's Spanish

Real Madrid are set to return to Municipal de Butarque tomorrow night after four years in their first game after the international break. It is safe to say a lot rides on the result.With the trip to

Madrid will be vying to build on their victory last time out against Osasuna (4-0) and secure their ninth win of the LaLiga season. Picking up a win is crucial to building confidence in these last few games of the year.

After a week of international games, Real Madrid resumes its league schedule against Leganes on Sunday, with a 12:30 p.m. ET kick-off. Coach Carlo Ancelotti wil

Real Madrid will be aiming to make it successive victories in La Liga when they resume their campaign with a clash against Leganes on Sunday evening. Los Blancos entered the November international break off the back of a 4-0 win over Osasuna, with the result leaving them second in the La Liga table, six points behind the leaders Barcelona.

De la Fuente, fresh off his first goal of the season, will likely be preferred as the lone striker over well-traveled veteran Sebastien Haller. Former Barcelona forward Munir El Haddadi will also be one to watch as a goal-scoring threat.

Real Madrid have not played against Leganes since 2020 as the club spent close to four years in the lower division. Yet, Los Blancos’ record against them is not something to be proud of.In their