Real Madrid could clinch La Liga title ahead of Barcelona at Malaga — but Zinedine Zidane’s men may have just 560 fans watching


JUST 560 Real Madrid fans could be in attendance to watch them lift the La Liga trophy, according to reports in Spain.

Los Blancos travel to Malaga for the final match of the season, and could be crowned champions with a positive result.

Real Madrid may have just 560 fans to celebrate La Liga title victory with
Real Madrid may have just 560 fans to celebrate La Liga title victory with
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However, AS insist the home side have afforded the visitors just 560 tickets, despite La Roselada having a capacity of 30,044.


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And they are now being sold for around £430.

Real Madrid fans are being forced to shell out around £430 for tickets at Malaga
Real Madrid fans are being forced to shell out around £430 for tickets at Malaga
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Cristiano Ronald holds aloft the trophy in Real Madrid's last title triumph in 2012
Cristiano Ronald holds aloft the trophy in Real Madrid’s last title triumph in 2012
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Lionel Messi netted a late winner in El Clasico to blow title race wide open
Lionel Messi netted a late winner in El Clasico to blow title race wide open
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Malaga have around 23,000 season ticket holders, with a further 6,000 tickets on general sale for the home end at £77 face value.

Four points from their final two matches will see Real Madrid crowned Spanish champions for only the second time in nine years.

Los Blancos sit level on points with Barcelona with two games remaining.

Celta Vigo beat Barcelona 4-3 when the Catalans travelled to Galicia in La Liga
Celta Vigo beat Barcelona 4-3 when the Catalans travelled to Galicia in La Liga
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Malaga lie in wait for Real Madrid and they beat Barcelona 2-0 back in April
Malaga lie in wait for Real Madrid and they beat Barcelona 2-0 back in April
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While the Catalans have just one, but a better head-to-head record, which will determine who finishes on top.

The first of Real Madrid’s three ‘finals’ is away at Celta Vigo, before they travel to Malaga — and then Juventus await in Cardiff for the Champions League final.

Four points from the final two La Liga games is far from a given for Zinedine Zidane’s men as Barcelona picked up nothing from their visits to Vigo and Malaga.


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