MARCA's Eye on LaLiga

There are certain parallels that can be drawn between 2017/18 and 2003/04 as Eye on LaLiga looks at how Barcelona are strolling clear this season, just as Valencia did back then.

Rafa Benitez’s star turns are remembered in the final part of this week’s show, Marc Mayo being joined by Euan McTear to discuss how Real Madrid’s failed experiments with local youth may have helped both past and present table toppers along the way.

Also on the podcast agenda is the January transfer window as Philippe Coutinho adds to the sense of this Barcelona team being something of a Galacticos-esque selection.

Show order:

Weekend Recap - 00:00

Transfer Window Analysis - 17:15

Valencia 2003/04 In Focus - 24:47

It was a magical afternoon for Barcelona at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday with the Clasico going all their way, to the tune of a 3-0 scoreline, and Eye on LaLiga rounds off 2017 with a full analysis of the match.

MARCA English’s official podcast, hosted by Marc Mayo with guest Jason Pettigrove, runs through all that occurred in the capital with an in-depth chat on how Real Madrid and the Azulgrana will feel following the clash.

We will return in 2018 so a big thank you to everyone who has listened to the show so far this season, we wish you all a Merry Christmas and happy holidays!

It's that wonderful time of the year again, and coupled with all the gifts given we will receive a huge pre-Christmas Clasico in Real Madrid v Barcelona.

Jason Pettigrove and Euan McTear joins host Marc Mayo for this special episode of the Eye on LaLiga podcast, as they drill down into everything El Clasico ahead of Saturday's big game.

When Cristiano Ronaldo said that his numbers speak for themselves, he wasn’t just referring to his goals after Real Madrid scooped up yet another piece of silverware and their Club World Cup victory is unsurprisingly the hot topic on this week’s Eye on LaLiga podcast.

There are plenty of mouthwatering ties to look forward to in the Champions League last-16 and, as ever, Marc Mayo was joined by Euan McTear on MARCA’s Eye on LaLiga to run through the chances for Real Madrid, Barcelona and Sevilla.

Also on the show, the guys discuss why Madrid found it so easy against Sevilla on the weekend before a preview of their upcoming Club World Cup exploits.

How Real Madrid would love to have the likes of Xabi Alonso, Iker Casillas and indeed a red hot attacking trident of Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema and Gonzalo Higuain up for selection right now.

It’s those stars which made up the 2011/12 record breaking side for Los Blancos and this week’s Eye on LaLiga podcast looks back at what made that team so good and why they aren’t remembered as one of club football’s great all-time teams.

That’s after a look across the weekend action, in which the LaLiga title race for 2017/18 blew further open as five teams made varying claims for top spot.

After a brief hiatus, MARCA English's official podcast makes a triumphant return as host Marc Mayo is joined by Euan McTear to cast their eye over a busy weekend of LaLiga action.

Barcelona's controversial draw at Valencia is first on the agenda before a look at what's continuing to bug Real Madrid as they beat Malaga 3-2 at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu.

Following a final end to Lionel Messi's contract saga, the guys talk over what it means for those behind the scenes at the Camp Nou before getting into why the Copa del Rey is currently so lacklustre, and what can be done about it.

Paco Alcácer bags a brace for Barcelona as they slide past Sevilla on Messi's 600th appearance for the club while Real Madrid finally get firing after putting three past Las Palmas.

There's that and plenty more to look at with Euan McTear and Jason Pettigrove on this week's Eye On LaLiga.

#sport #football #soccer #LaLiga #spain #barca #realmadrid #cr7 #messi #valencia

Tim Hanlon and Euan McTear dive into Real Madrid's problems after their loss to LaLiga new boys Girona.

There's a big weekend of Champions League action coming up too so plenty to be discussed this week on the show.

While Real Madrid picked up a 3-0 win at home to Eibar and Barcelona got a got a bit of luck to beat Malaga, Valencia continued to stay in the top two of the table with a emphatic win against struggling Sevilla.

Are they delaying a inevitable fall from grace? Does LaLiga need a video review system? Will a 1-0 win at Celta turn around Atleti's season?

Simon Harrison and Tim Hanlon join Oliver to talk all things LaLiga.

#Sport #soccer #football #LaLiga #realmadrid #barcelona #valencia #sevilla #atleti