The best LaLiga players for Matchday 37🔎

La Liga Matchday 36:

When the team sitting in 8th place can still get relegated with two games remaining, drama is guaranteed! The season finale is approaching, and the penultimate matchday promises plenty of tension in the battles for Europe and survival. These are the players you can rely on this weekend:

In this article, you will find top players and underrated La Liga picks:

• The best goalkeepers for the upcoming La Liga weekend

• The best defenders for the upcoming La Liga weekend

• The best midfielders for the upcoming La Liga weekend

• The best forwards for the upcoming La Liga weekend

GK: Mathew Ryan (Mallorca – Home)

Mallorca have disappointed in recent matches, while Levante have become much more defensively stable during their comeback run. Ryan is usually a very reliable option, and a clean sheet looks possible here.

DEF: Adrián de la Fuente (Mallorca – Home)

One of the most in-form defenders in the league right now, coming off a stunning goal last match. Strong AA scorer with potential for both a decisive contribution and a clean sheet.

MID: Pathé Ciss (Villarreal – Home)

Reliable AA points, especially in home games. Villarreal seem to be running out of energy and motivation, with their season looking effectively over. Ciss also likes to push forward, particularly on crosses.

ST: Toni Martínez (Oviedo – Away)

Is there anything better than facing the bottom team and worst defense in the league while being in top form as a striker? Absolutely not. Must start.

EXT: Pablo Marín (Valencia – Home)

A slight gamble, but he should start. There could be goals at home against Valencia, and at this price level it’s worth the risk-free shot.

GK: Thibaut Courtois (Sevilla – Away)

In his first game back after a long injury layoff, the Belgian immediately reminded everyone in El Clásico why many still consider him the best goalkeeper in the world. He was also reliable whenever called upon against Oviedo. With uncertainty surrounding Barca’s goalkeeper situation, I’m going with Courtois.

DEF: Eric Garcia (Betis – Home)

Barca will want to win their final home game of the season, even against an in-form Betis side. However, after securing Champions League qualification for only the second time in club history, Betis may also already be in celebration mode — just like the champions themselves.

MID: Jude Bellingham (Sevilla – Away)

I’m not expecting a dominant Real Madrid win, but Bellingham is capable of taking over any game. He impressed after coming off the bench midweek and also got on the scoresheet.

ST: Alexander Sørloth (Girona – Home)

Girona have been disappointing recently, while Atlético remain favorites at home despite their season already being decided. With Álvarez likely still unavailable, the Norwegian should lead the line.

EXT: Ferran Torres (Betis – Home)

He only came on in the second half against Alavés and should return to the starting lineup here. As mentioned, Barca are nearly unbeatable at home and should rediscover their attacking rhythm after their first game without scoring.

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