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Atletico Madrid can temporarily move within a single point of La Liga leader Real Madrid with a win over Mallorca on Sunday. Watch the game live and for free on Fubo today.

La Liga title challenger Atletico Madrid has won its last four encounters with Mallorca and will at least temporarily climb within one point of table leader Real Madrid if it can maintain that streak on Sunday. Los Rojiblancos were top of the Spanish league themselves until recently, but failure to win either of their last two games in La Liga has seen bitter nemesis Real take to the summit once more. Diego Simeone’s side are back on a high after a midweek win put them through to the last 16 of the Champions League, however, and will now look to transfer that form back to the domestic front.

How to Watch Atletico Madrid vs. Mallorca Today

Game Date: February 1, 2024

Start Time: 12:30 p.m. ET

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Game Venue: Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Madrid, Spain

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It wasn’t that long ago Mallorca enjoyed its own winning streak against Atletico, beating Simeone’s men three times over the course of 2021 and 2022.

However, equilibrium has since been restored between the pair, with the last three meetings between the teams each ending 1-0 in Atletico’s favor.

And despite some slight wobbles already this calendar year, things generally remain positive for the capital club after hammering Red Bull Salzburg 4-1 on Wednesday to clinch a top-eight finish in the Champions League:

Mallorca has lost four games from four thus far in 2025, suffering a semi-final exit from the Spanish Super Cup and a Copa del Rey departure at Pontevedra that would have been tough to accept.

The club was agonizingly close to ending its rut at home to Real Betis last Saturday, only for Cedric Bakambu to head home a hammer blow for the guests in the 96th minute.

Mallorca nonetheless remains fifth in La Liga and just four points off the top five, though 2025 is already taking its toll on Jagoba Arrasate’s side.

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