Rayo Vallecano 3-2 Racing Santander result, stats and report

Racing Santander made nine saves and competed like their lives depended on it, but Valencia nicked a point they barely earned. Two sides who cannot defend. One result that helps neither of them.

Celta Vigo put five past Racing Santander without reply at home, ending a miserable run of form with a statement performance. Pablo Durán scored twice as the hosts turned a tight first half into a rout.

Ante Budimir gave Osasuna the lead in the first half, but Sergio Camello levelled early in the second to earn Rayo Vallecano a share of the spoils in a feisty La Liga encounter.

Real Madrid travel to Santander on Sunday carrying a wobble in their recent form and a lengthy injury list. Racing have been shipping goals at an alarming rate, but they will fancy their chances of making this uncomfortable.

Rayo Vallecano host Elche on Saturday with both sides yet to keep a single clean sheet in their last five La Liga matches. Someone's defensive record has to break. The question is which side wants it more.

Two La Liga sides in inconsistent form meet on Monday night in a fixture that will be decided not by quality but by who wants it more. Connor Maguire breaks it down.

Osasuna have conceded twelve goals in their last five La Liga matches. Racing Santander have not kept a single clean sheet in six. Something has to give on Sunday.

Rayo Vallecano's LaLiga match against Athletic Club was abandoned after supporters twice showered the Vallecas pitch with paper planes and rubber balls in protest against president Raúl Martín Presa. The episode caps years of complaints over stadium neglect, including a Legionnaires' disease risk, mould-hit training facilities and a club still without online ticketing.