Vedat Muriqi flies the Balearic flag
Vedat Muriqi flies the Balearic flag.
Ten day break for Real Mallorca with European hopes
Our first home game after the break is against Celta Vigo (one point behind us) on Saturday, April 5 at 6.30pm.
Raillo and Valjent, the defensive dynamic duo of Real Mallorca
Raillo and Valjent, the defensive dynamic duo of Real Mallorca.
Real Mallorca’s objective is 40 points
Real Mallorca’s CEO Alfonso Diaz is asking all season ticket holders to come to the Son Moix tomorrow at 4.15pm.
Mallorca enter the lions den on Sunday
Real Mallorca make the trip to play Athletic club in Bilbao on Sunday at 6.30pm.
A place in Europe still on Mallorca’s radar
After our recent wobble, Mallorca have gained five points from a possible nine and the crisis could be over.
SRobert Navarro (C) controls the ball and advances toward the goal in the presence of Lukébako
Robert Navarro (C) controls the ball and advances toward the goal in the presence of Lukébako.
Sergi Darder drives the ball during a match against Osasuna
Sergi Darder drives the ball during a match against Osasuna.
Mallorca recover from their recent wobble
Last Sunday’s win against a poor Las Palmas side was a massive momentum boost for the coach Jagoba Arrasate and his squad.
Another must-win home game on Sunday for Real Mallorca
Although on Monday night we found the net from a penalty converted by an out of touch Muriqi, we are still conceding too many goals.
Real Mallorca against Osasuna
RCD Mallorca's Kosovar striker, Vedat Muriqi, kicks the penalty that has meant the first goal of his team during the match corresponding to the 23rd round of Laliga EA Sports played today Monday between RCD Mallorca and Osasuna at the Son Moix stadium, in the Balearic capital.
Jan Salas (R) during a match
Jan Salas (R) during a match.
Two crucial home games for Real Mallorca
We’ve gone from being one of the revelation sides in La Liga to the worst in the New Year.
Damage limitation for Mallorca at Atletico Madrid
If Atletico score early doors, it’s going to be tough for the islanders. But football is a funny old game and, just maybe, Mallorca might score their first goal of 2025.
The Mallorca coach, Jagoba Arrasate, during the Spanish Super Cup
The Mallorca coach, Jagoba Arrasate, during the Spanish Super Cup.
- Spain at boiling point over eggs!
- Now there's a proposal for a fifteen-year residency requirement to buy a home in the Balearics
- A Good Friday. Britain's biggest cruise ship heads for Palma for Easter
- Ryanair launches subscription that waives fees for reserved seats and insurance
- Super luxury British hotels set to open in Mallorca this summer