| First division | Day 22 | 4-6 Feb |
| Copa del Rey | Semi-finals, second leg | 7/8 Feb |
| First division | Day 23 | 11-13 Feb |
| Champions League | Bayer Leverkusen v Barcelona | 14 Feb |
| Europa League | Round of 32, first leg | 16 Feb |
Copa del Rey, semi final, first leg
Advance report. Valencia 1 - Barcelona 1. Puyol's header from a Fàbregas corner cancelled out an earlier strike from Jonas. Diego Alves saved a Messi penalty early in the second half, and everything will now be decided next week in the Nou Camp. (01.02.12)
Advance report. Mirandés 1 - Athletic Bilbao 2. Two first half goals from Fernando Llorente gave Athletic Bilbao a first leg advantage over Mirandés, although an injury time goal from Lambarri kept the second division B side in with a chance of reaching a dream final. (31.01.12)
First division match round-up, day 21
Atlético Madrid are once again on track for the European spots after a 0-1 victory at Osasuna on Monday night, and they ended the day in seventh spot, just behind Athletic Bilbao on goal difference and only two points off fourth placed Levante. New coach Diego Simeone has re-motivated a tired side, and they took control in a stadium which has proved difficult for many teams. Koke brought a good save out of Andrés early on, and Godín put the visitors ahead with six minutes to go to the break, turning the ball in from close up after the keeper saved from Falcao following a Koke corner. Soon after the restart Andrés was in action again to save from Adrián, and Falcao rounded the keeper only to run out of space. Nekounam fired a shot over the top in reply, and the on-loan Raúl García and Lekic both brought top class saves out of Courtois. But Atlético were not going to lose this one, and they move two points above their opponents after a third win in a row under "El Cholo". Watch out Europe, Atleti are back! (30.01.12)
Latest transfers
Only four days to go to the close of the winter transfer window, and things are still looking pretty bleak. Only Sevilla and to a lesser extent Rayo Vallecano and Levante are animating the market, the Andalusians spending the cash they got for Martín Cáceres to bring in Reyes from Atlético and Babá from Portugal, and to get Cala back from Greece. Rayo have had to let five players go, but they have made up for it with loan signings of Diego Costa, Pulido and Armenteros, and Levante have taken Botelho from Rayo and have signed Oscar Serrano from Racing to help them with their dream of a place in Europe next season. Betis have given up their fight for Valencia's Ricardo Costa and have signed Paulao from Saint Etienne, and Zaragoza have added Apoño to their squad after he left Málaga, who themselves are reported to be making enquiries about Tévez! Surely not? Otherwise not much is expected to happen in the next few days, unless Villarreal can agree terms to sell Nilmar to Sao Paulo, in which case they will probably confirm their move for Tottenham's Giovani, and several clubs are still looking for a reliable striker, including Espanyol and Granada. (27.01.12)
First division mid-season transfers
Second division mid-season transfers
Copa del Rey, quarter final, second leg
Valencia will play Barcelona in the semi-final of the cup after a convincing 0-3 win against city neighbours Levante on Thursday evening. Unai Emery's side were already 4-1 ahead from the first leg, and the coach gave a run out to some of his lesser used players. That gave the locals some hope at first, but they were unable to carve out any real scoring chances, and midway through the first half Piatti laid the ball back for Aduríz to put the visitors further in front. And when Piatti ran on to Bernat's through ball to score a second goal just five minutes later, the tie was over as a contest. Levante did show some spirit in the second half, but with twenty minutes to go new signing Oscar Serrano was sent off after picking up a second booking for a foul on Piatti. And with the game coming to an end Piatti rounded off his best performance in a Valencia shirt with the third goal after Munúa could only push out a header from Aduríz. Bragging rights for the Ches, and if they can make it past Barcelona then they have a real chance of some silverware. (26.01.12)
Summary of 2010/2011
| League champions | Barcelona |
| Spanish cup winners | Real Madrid |
| Promoted to the first division | Betis, Rayo Vallecano, Granada |
| Relegated to the second division A | Deportivo, Hércules, Almería |
| Promoted to the second division A | Sabadell, Murcia, Alcoyano, Guadalajara |
| Relegated to the second division B | Salamanca, Tenerife, Ponferradina, Albacete |
| Champions League | Barcelona, Real Madrid, Valencia, Villarreal |
| Europa League | Sevilla, Athletic Bilbao, Atlético Madrid |
| Super Cup | Barcelona |
| Borja Pantzov and his side-kick Goran Arsic are back! You can follow their latest adventures in Borja's Blog. |  |
