Barcelona A comfortable 4-0 home victory of 10 people returned to the top of the Legal Liga table. Real Sociedad on sunday.
Barca's sixth league victory came first in the league, one inning over Atletico Madrid, with 57 points from 26 games. Real Madrid are third with 54 points after a 2-1 loss at Real Betis on Saturday.
Sociedad descended on ten men in the 17th minute. Defender Aritz Elustondo was sent out to foul Dani Olmo, and Barcelona quickly got into the advantage as Gerard Martín and Marc Casadó scored their first professional goals. Barcelona maintained pressure after the interval, creating opportunities after the chance, closing the victory with a second-half strike from Ronald Arajo and Robert Le Wandowski.
“We're happy with the way we played. It was important to win today and go to the table first. We're happy and we feel like we're working really well,” Araujo said.
In Serie, penalties for extra time earned Lazio 2-1 victory Milan In San Silo, the home side has been equal despite enduring an antagonistic atmosphere from fans protesting against the club's owners.
The Milan Ultra remained empty until the 15th minute of protest, but in time for Mattia Zaccanio to move Lazio ahead in the 28th minute, arriving in time to see the home side being loudly booed on the break. Milan descended on 10 men in the 67th minute.
Alexandre Lacazette made up for scoring twice to give up an early penalty Lyon beat Breast 2-1 in League 1 on Sunday. Lyon coach Paulo Fonseca was sent seven minutes into the suspension period Angry reaction To a potential breast penalty in handball.
After being given the red card, the fierce Fonseca confronts the referee Benoit Milotto and leaned close to his face before being pushed out by Lyon's captain Corentin Torisso. Fonseca then tried to stand up to the judge for the second time and was detained by several Lyon players. The Portuguese coach could face a long halt, and he then apologized. The handball decision was then sent to video replays and no penalty was awarded.
