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La Liga | Gameweek 29
Mar 31, 2019 at 7.45pm UK
 
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How Real Madrid could line up against Huesca

Sports Mole looks at how Real Madrid could line up in Sunday's La Liga clash with Huesca.

Real Madrid will be looking to record their third straight La Liga win when they welcome struggling Huesca to the Bernabeu on Sunday night.

Los Blancos have beaten Real Valladolid and Celta Vigo in their last two matches to move to within two points of second-placed Atletico Madrid, but they are still 12 points off division leaders Barcelona.

Zinedine Zidane made a winning start to his second spell in charge - a 2-0 home success over Celta Vigo before the international break.

The Madrid supporters will be demanding that their team finishes the campaign strongly, but there is no question that the club's attentions will already be on the 2019-2020 campaign.

Here, Sports Mole takes a look at how Los Blancos could line up against Huesca, who will be visiting the Bernabeu for the first time.


POSS RM XI vs. HUE

Out: Vinicius Junior (knee), Dani Carvajal (muscle)
Doubtful: Thibaut Courtois (unspecified)

Madrid are still without the services of Vinicius Junior and Dani Carvajal through injury, while Thibaut Courtois trained alone on Thursday and Friday after feeling some 'discomfort'.

As a result, Keylor Navas is expected to get the nod between the sticks once again, while Alvaro Odriozola should keep his spot at right-back.

Casemiro is back from a domestic suspension, while Gareth Bale and Marco Asensio should both keep their positions in the team despite Lucas Vazquez - a favourite of former head coach Santiago Solari - being available once again following injury.

Sergio Ramos and Raphael Varane will start at the heart of the defence, while Marcelo is again expected to get the nod ahead of Sergio Reguilon on the left side of the back four.

Marcos Llorente has also recovered from an abductor injury and could feature for the first time since the middle of December.

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TeamPWDLFAGDPTS
1Real Madrid21154250203049
2Atletico MadridAtletico21136235142145
3Barcelona21133559243542
4Athletic Bilbao21117331181340
5Villarreal219753932734
6Mallorca219391926-730
7Rayo Vallecano217862524129
8GironaGirona218492929028
9Real Sociedad218491717028
10Real BetisBetis217772326-328
11Osasuna216962530-527
12Sevilla217682430-627
13Celta Vigo2174103033-325
14Getafe215881717023
15Las PalmasLas Palmas2165102634-823
16Leganes215881929-1023
17AlavesAlaves2156102533-821
18Espanyol2155112033-1320
19Valencia2137112036-1616
20Real ValladolidValladolid2143141442-2815


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