Madrid gradually loosing their hold on the Laliga title

Real Madrid have been here before. With only one league title to their name in the past eight seasons, the Blancos are now in danger of throwing away the title once again after Wednesday's 3-3 draw at home to Las Palmas.

Just over a week ago, Madrid were sitting pretty at the top of the table with one point more than Barcelona and two games in hand. But after their 2-1 loss to Valencia last Wednesday and now this surprising draw at home to Las Palmas, Zinedine Zidane's side are down in second place, a point adrift of their fierce rivals - and with only one game to make up.
So an advantage that could have been seven points by winning the two games in hand (one of which was the game at Mestalla, the other a fixture away to Celta Vigo which is yet to be rescheduled) is now only two at best. And the trip to Balaidos will be anything but easy.
Madrid are conceding far too many goals - two at Valencia, two more at Villarreal on Sunday when they managed a stirring late comeback, and three more here as Sergio Ramos and Keylor Navas made mistakes in defence after Gareth Bale lost his head and was sent off for lashing out at Jonathan Viera.

Just recently, it was supposed to be Barcelona in crisis. The Catalans lost 4-0 away to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League last month and have been off colour in La Liga as well. But late winners against Leganes at home and Atletico Madrid away have kept the Blaugrana in contention.
Barca thrashed Sporting Gijon 6-1 earlier on Wednesday and, with Madrid's match already underway, news filtered through from Camp Nou that Luis Enrique will be quitting the club in the summer.