Athletic begin the final stage of the League this Saturday with a visit to Villarreal (6:30 pm) Quique Setien. The yellows are fifth in the table with seven points ahead of the lions. Then Celta comes to San Mamés (Saturday, May 20, 4:15 pm), a team that has not yet achieved the last calm and on Thursday, May 25, it is time to visit Osasuna (7:30 pm). The rojillos need to accelerate their European options through the League after losing in the Cup final. A win at La Cartuja would have allowed them to play in the Europa League next season.
The last two matches are against Elche at home and Real Madrid at home at a unified time yet to be determined. The men from Elche have already been relegated to the SmartBank League, while the whites lost second place to Atlético. Ancelotti’s team now have their sights set on the Champions League. Today they play the first leg of the semifinal against Pep Guardiola’s City at the Bernabéu. The rojiblancos are interested in qualifying for the title match to be held on June 10 in Istanbul, just six or seven days after the league event. Certainly in that way they do not put more interest in the promise before the people of Bilbao.
Source: La Verdad
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