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Barcelona have returned to the top of LaLiga, after they crushed Levante 3-0 on Sunday.

Yesterday, Real Madrid opened the door for their rivals, after they lost 2-1 at Osasuna.

Hansi Flick’s men started the game brightly and took a two-goal lead in the first half, thanks to goals from Marc Bernal and Frenkie de Jong.

Fermin Lopez added a third goal after the break with a super finish.

The result means Barcelona move one point ahead of Madrid.

Earlier on Sunday, Sevilla edged a 1-0 victory over Getafe, while third-place Villarreal host Valencia later on.

LaLiga: Barcelona return to top spot ahead of Real Madrid after thrashing Levante

Former Arsenal defender, Sol Campbell, has said that Liam Rosenior will not stay long at Chelsea.

DAILY POST reported that after Enzo Maresca left, Chelsea picked Liam Rosenior to be their new head coach.

The Englishman was in charge of Strasbourg, a team that is also part of the BlueCo group, owned by Chelsea owners.

Sharing his thoughts on the appointment, Sol Campbell said, “It’s good to have Liam Rosenior as the new Chelsea manager.

“That’s because Todd Boehly owns Strasbourg. They said he’s done a great job and sent him to Chelsea.

“So it all worked out for him. It’s nice to have a young manager in the league.

I don’t think they’re going to keep him around long, he’s probably just there for a short time.

“But it’s a great experience. He can play some games and get a feel for what the top league is like. That will be great for him. I hope he keeps doing well in the future.”

Rosenior started his first match as the Blues’ head coach, leading the team to a 5-1 victory over Charlton Athletic in the FA Cup Third Round on Sunday.

They will play against Arsenal, their rivals, in the first leg of the EFL Cup semi-finals at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday.

EPL: ‘He won’t stay long at Chelsea’ – Campbell on Rosenior

Karim Benzema’s move from Al-Ittihad to Al-Hilal has now been confirmed, in what is a big blow to Al-Nassr’s captain, Cristiano Ronaldo.

Ronaldo boycotted Monday’s Saudi Pro League clash at Al-Riyadh, as a protest over their lack of spending on transfers.

The 40-year-old is not happy that Al-Nassr is not getting as much support as the other clubs controlled by the Saudi Public Investment Fund, PIF.

Ronaldo has reportedly been aggrieved that Al-Hilal have a net spend £180 million higher than that of his own team since the 2022-23 season, when he arrived.

However, Al-Hilal have been allowed to sign Benzema, to boost their title ambitions.

They currently top the table by a single point ahead of Al-Nassr.

They are on course to hoover up a second league title in three years while Ronaldo remains without a major trophy in the Middle East.

Transfer: Ronaldo loses battle to stop Benzema’s move