La Liga Title Race: Rohit Sharma asks fans who will win- Atletico Madrid or Real Madrid? With La Liga entering the final round of matches, the winner of the tournament for the season 2020-21 is yet to be decided. As of now, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid are in the race to become champions. While Atletico had 83 points in 37 matches, Real has 81 points in an equal number of matches. Ahead of the matchday, Mumbai Indians skipper who is an ardent fan of Real Madrid took to Twitter to question fans on who could emerge victorious in the two-team title race. “@LALIGA CHAMPIONS?” he tweeted.
Atletico Madrid champion
Scenario 1: Atletico wins
Scenario 2: Real loses
Scenario 3: Real draws
Scenario 4: Atletico lose and Real lose
Scenario 5: Atletico lose and Real draw
Scenario 6: Atletico draw and Real draw
Real Madrid champion
Scenario 1: Real Madrid wins and Atletico lose
Scenario 2: Real Madrid wins and Atletico draw
Final fixtures for both teams on May 22 (Saturday)
Real Madrid vs Villareal: 9.30 pm IST
NOTE: Villareal are currently placed 7th in the La Liga table and they are fighting for a place in the Europa League.
Atletico Madrid vs Valladoid: 9.30 pm IST
Valladolid are placed 19th in the league and they are on the brink of losing their place in te Laliga.
Thus these are crucial matches for all the four teams and it will be thrilling to watch these matches on Saturday.
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Meanwhile, Lionel Messi’s Barcelona are placed third in the list. They are five points behind second-placed Real Madrid.
When it comes Rohit Sharma, he has joined team India in Mumbai and will next feature in the India tour of England and the ICC WTC Final against New Zealand (Southampton, June 18). He is expected to play a key role in the finals as he is the only Indian to score 1,000+ runs in World Test Championship.
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