Data dan Fakta La Liga: Real Madrid vs Real Sociedad

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Real Madrid akan menjamu Real Sociedad pada pekan ke-25 La Liga 2020/21, Selasa (2/3/2021). Berikut beberapa data dan fakta yang melatarbelakangi pertandingan di Estadio Alfredo Di Stefano ini.

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