🔢 The state of play in the fight to stay in the top flight | OneFootball

Levante, Elche, Mallorca, Girona and Osasuna are all playing for everything tomorrow: two of them will go down to the Segunda División, while three will celebrate survival.

Tomorrow will decide the final outcome in the battle for survival or relegation for five teams, all of whom will be watching what their rivals do from afar. One goal can change everything.

As things stand, both Mallorca and Girona would be relegated to the Segunda División, but teams like Elche, Osasuna and Levante cannot switch off for even a second. 

These are the scenarios to keep in mind for each of the matches, starting with the team in the strongest position to stay in the top flight.

Betis VS Levante

Betis, already in the Champions League, have nothing at stake, while Levante, despite having everything in their favor, cannot afford to let their guard down. Levante will stay in the top flight if they:

Getafe VS Osasuna

Now we get to two teams who really do have something to play for. Getafe would guarantee a place in Europe if they beat Osasuna, and that could be a problem for the Navarrese side. Osasuna would stay up if they:

Girona VS Elche

This is the match where all eyes will be on the relegation battle and the fight for survival. The two teams are separated by two points, and Girona begin the matchday in the relegation zone.

First of all, Elche will stay in the top flight if they:

As for Girona, Michel’s side would remain in the top flight if they:

Mallorca VS Oviedo

Without a doubt, Mallorca are the team with the toughest task when it comes to staying up. Oviedo no longer have anything to play for, as they were the first team relegated, but this is what Mallorca need to survive:

There are plenty of permutations, and there are 90 minutes ahead to determine which three teams will remain in the top flight and which ones will go down.

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