Deportivo Alavés vs Real Madrid

On Sunday afternoon Real Madrid will play Alaves at Mendizorrotza Stadium in a La Liga match following their recent two damaging losses.

Real Madrid needs to maintain perfect performance records in La Liga since Barcelona leads them by four points while Alaves stands at the bottom of 17th place.

Real Madrid face the complex challenge of securing victory against Alaves at Mendizorrotza because the hosts need points wildly to avoid falling to the league's bottom section.

Real Madrid will face tough competition when visiting Deportivo Alaves this weekend because the home team's current 30-point league standing places them 17th in the table ahead of the drop zone by only two points.

The team of Eduardo Coudet enters this encounter boosted by their recent breakthrough performance which resulted in a 1-0 victory against Girona during their April 5 fixture when Carlos Vicente scored in minute 61.

The team from Alava has successfully avoided defeat in four of their last five matches though they maintain among the worst home results in the league this season.

During this season the White and Blues facing Madrid at home have achieved a total of 16 points from 14 domestic matches and managed to score 11 goals but continue their six-game losing streak at the highest Spanish division levels.

Real Madrid will go into this game fresh off back-to-back losses. Last weekend, they lost 2-1 at home to Valencia in La Liga, and on Tuesday night, they were shocked to lose 3-0 to Arsenal in the first leg of their Champions League quarterfinal.

A victory is crucial this weekend, especially because Carlo Ancelotti's team is now four points behind a top-tier Barcelona team in the La Liga standings. By the time this game begins, the difference might be seven points, with Barcelona playing Leganes on Saturday night.

Real Madrid will go into this game fresh off back-to-back losses. Last weekend, they lost 2-1 at home to Valencia in La Liga, and on Tuesday night, they were shocked to lose 3-0 to Arsenal in the first leg of their Champions League quarterfinal.

A victory is crucial this weekend, especially because Carlo Ancelotti's team is now four points behind a top-tier Barcelona team in the La Liga standings. By the time this game begins, the difference might be seven points, with Barcelona playing Leganes on Saturday night.

Staying in contact with the Catalan club is crucial at this point in the season because they need to be prepared to jump in if Hansi Flick's team loses. Real Madrid will go to Barcelona in La Liga on May 10.

Although Los Blancos' chances of winning the Champions League are slim, the team might still have a very good season finale when they play Barcelona in the Copa del Rey final at the end of the month.