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Saturday, 06 February 2021_In the Spanish La Liga, an embattled Real Madrid side will visit bottom-dwellers Huesca on Saturday, knowing only a win will keep their slim La Liga title hopes alive.
Things have not been working out for Zinedine Zidane’s defending champions lately, as they lost three of their last four matches in all competitions, including last weekend’s 2-1 league defeat against Levante at home.
That defeat, not only left them trailing runaway leaders, Atletico, by a massive 10 points, but also allowed arch-rivals Barcelona to take over their 2nd spot.
To their further dismay, Los Blancos will enter the Saturday fixture without Eden Hazard who picked up yet another injury, while Captain Sergio Ramos is still not fit for a 90-minute play.
Nevertheless, they are the favorites by far to overcome a Huesca side currently sitting at the bottom of the division.
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