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Match preview
Following last weekendâs slip-up, Real Madrid, almost certainly, will not be top of La Liga by the time this one gets underway.
On Sunday, los Blancos were held to a surprise 1-1 draw by Girona at the Bernabéu.
VinĂcius JĂșnior broke the deadlock, but the newly-promoted Catalans equalised with a late penalty, before Toni Kroos was sent off.
So, despite having 32 points on the board after 12 games, Carlo Ancelottiâs team will kick off in second, assuming Barça beat AlmerĂa at home on Saturday.
No such concerns in the Champions League, with los Merengues making sure of top spot on Wednesday night.
Luka ModriÄ, Rodrygo, both from the penalty spot, Marco Asensio, Vini Jr. and Fede Valverde all scoring in a 5-1 demolition of Celtic.
Do not expect this one to be easy, given that Rayo Vallecano are unbeaten in four home games, winning three of them.
Two weeks ago, los Franjirrojos hammered CĂĄdiz 5-1, with Florian Lejeune the unlikely scorer of a brace.
Then, on Saturday, Ălvaro GarcĂa was the only scorer in a victory over Sevilla at Estadio RamĂłn SĂĄnchez PizjuĂĄn.
This all leaves Andoni Iraolaâs team ninth, just five points below the Champions League spots.
Rayo have lost 19 of their last 20 La Liga meetings with Real Madrid, the sole exception a 1-0 home victory in April 2019.
Will it be another famous night at Campo de FĂștbol de Vallecas?
