Home > Europe > La Liga

Today’s La Liga News Roundup (October 14)

Barça dominates in Istanbul

Barcelona overturned a deficit and beat Galatasaray 4-1 on Oct. 13, 2026. João Cancelo levelled on 43′, Fermín López headed the 2-1 after a Lamine Yamal cross (50′), Anthony Gordon made it 3-1 (53′) and Karim Adeyemi sealed the win (65′). A strong away attacking display and a second straight European victory.

Source: FC Barcelona

Villarreal prevail 3-1

Villarreal beat Napoli 3-1 at La Cerámica on Oct. 13, 2026. Amir Rrahmani opened the scoring for Napoli (8′), Georges Mikautadze equalised (23′) and Santiago Mouriño put Villarreal ahead (26′). Tani Oluwaseyi added a late insurance goal (86′) as Villarreal recovered from the early setback to take the win.

Source: LALIGA

Atleti win and pay tribute

Atlético beat Manchester United 2-0 at the Metropolitano on Oct. 13, 2026, with goals that secured a home victory. The win was dedicated to Koke after the death of his mother; a visiting-player dismissal added drama to an emotional Champions tie.

Source: Eurosport España

Mourinho: Madrid in Rome

Real Madrid arrived in Rome on Oct. 13, 2026, ahead of their Champions League second match. The club published the squad list and José Mourinho held a press conference at the Stadio Olimpico; the team is based at the Cavalieri Waldorf Astoria ahead of the Roma fixture.

Source: Real Madrid

Carvajal to Getafe

Getafe announced on Oct. 13, 2026 the signing of Dani Carvajal until the end of the season. AS reports that president Ángel Torres provided a personal guarantee to satisfy financial controls; Carvajal signed a short-term deal with a reduced salary reported to be under €1m per year.

Source: AS

Nico Williams monitored

Athletic resumed training on Oct. 13, 2026 while monitoring Nico Williams, who suffered an anterior thigh (rectus) problem with the national team two weeks earlier. Coach Terzić said a return to activity could be a matter of days; the club will follow his recovery before confirming availability for the trip to Mestalla.

Source: Mundo Deportivo