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Real Madrid is hoping to improve a poor run of form against Rayo Vallecano when the two teams meet on Sunday. Watch the game live and for free on Fubo today.

Rayo Vallecano is looking to extend an impressive streak of three matches unbeaten against Real Madrid when the two teams face off in a local derby on Sunday. La Liga title-chaser Real is on the rebound in Spain’s top flight after suffering a surprise 2-1 loss at Real Betis the last time it was in league action and slipping three points off the pace currently being set by table leader Barcelona. It was almost two years ago that Los Blancos last managed to get the better of Rayo, who has its own ambitions this season and could still upset the bookmakers by qualifying for Europe come May.

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Game Date: Mar. 9, 2024

Start Time: 10:15 a.m. ET

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Game Venue: Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid, Spain

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While Carlo Ancelotti’s side are third in the table and very much in with a chance at La Liga silverware, Rayo sits seventh in the standings and two points off sixth place.

An away win on Sunday could be enough to move back into pole position to qualify for next season’s Europa Conference League, which looks like the top prize on offer as the top five sit further ahead.

Real leads rival Atletico Madrid 2-1 in their Champions League last-16 clash after Brahim Diaz bagged the decider in Tuesday’s home leg, where Julian Alvarez initially wiped out Rodrygo’s breakthrough:

Los Blancos have won their last three games at home and haven’t lost a match at the Bernabeu since November, though it’s worth noting Rayo has been a very competent traveller so far this term.

In fact, only Diego Simeone’s Atleti side have conceded fewer goals on the road than Rayo this term (10), meaning Real could be in for a hard day’s work getting back to winning ways in La Liga.

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