Madrid-Eibar & Mallorca-Barcelona kick-off times confirmed as LaLiga returns

As of Monday 1 June, football clubs in the top two leagues in Spain, LaLiga Santander and LaLiga Smartbank will hold full training sessions. It will be the first time clubs have been able to resume full training since all sports activities were stopped in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.

"Clubs will begin collective training on 1 June after the government's latest health order on the easing of restrictions," LaLiga said in a statement on Saturday.

LaLiga will officially return with the Seville derby set to be the first top flight game on 11 June with an intense few weeks with 39 days of non-stop of football in Spain's top flight to complete the 11 remaining matchdays of the 2019/2020 season. In total there are 110 games to be played, and all in the sweltering heat of the Spanish summer, with mid-day temperatures already well over 30 in much of the country.

Tebas confirms match times

LaLiga boss Javier Tebas appeared on the El Partidazo de Movistar TV show on Sunday night and announced the kick-off time for the first two round of fixtures as LaLiga returns.

Matchday 28

Sevilla-Betis: 11 June 2200

Granada-Getafe: 12 June 1930

Valencia-Levante: 12 June 2200

Espanyol-Alavés: 13 June 1300

Celta-Villarreal: 13 June 1700

Leganés-Valladolid: 13 June 1930

Mallorca-Barcelona: 13 June 2200

Athletic-Atlético: 14 June 1300

Real Madrid-Eibar: 14 June 1930

Real Sociedad-Osasuna: 14 June 2200

Matchday 29

Levante-Sevilla: 15 June 1930

Betis-Granada: 15 June 2200

Getafe-Espanyol: 16 June 1930

Villarreal-Mallorca: 16 June 1930

Barcelona-Leganés: 16 June 2200

Eibar-Athletic: 17 June 1930

Valladolid-Celta: 17 June 1930

Osasuna-Atlético: 17 June 2200

Alavés-Real Sociedad: 18 June 1930

Real Madrid-Valencia: 18 June 2200

* all times CEST