Ideal eleven of EP Sports of the day 11 of LaLiga EA Sports

The FC Barcelona players Robert Lewandowski, author of a double in the Classic; Raphinha, scorer and assistant; Pedri González, compass of the Barça team; Marc Casadó, assistant at its premiere at the Santiago Bernabéu; and Iñaki Peña, author of four saving saves, lead the Europa Press ideal eleven for matchday 11 of LaLiga EA Sports 2024-2025.

The full eleven of the day includes Iñaki Peña (FC Barcelona); Aitor Ruibal (Real Betis), Florian Leujene (Rayo Vallecano), Loic Badé, Álex Muñoz (Las Palmas); Marc Casado (FC Barcelona), Pedri (FC Barcelona), Raphinha (FC Barcelona); Dodi Lukebakio (Sevilla), Robert Lewandowski (FC Barcelona) and Bryan Zaragoza (CA Osasuna).

Iñaki Peña (FC Barcelona)

The Spanish goalkeeper of FC Barcelona had a notable performance in the Clásico at the Santiago Bernabéu. He was a savior in key moments of the game, stopping several hand-to-hands. In total, he made four saves to avoid a total of 0.5 goals against. Additionally, he made two clearances and completed 22 passes.

Aitor Ruibal (Real Betis)

The Real Betis right back was more than notable in the Andalusians’ victory against Atlético de Madrid. Ruibal participated in 71 actions with the ball, completed 22 passes, created three chances, crossed twice and finished once on goal. Furthermore, in defense, he cleared five times, made five tackles, intercepted 3 balls, blocked a shot and won seven of nine duels.

Florian Lejeune (Rayo Vallecano)

The Rayo Vallecano center-back produced a great individual performance in the Madrid team’s victory against Alavés. After Moomin’s expulsion in the first part of the match, the Frenchman put his team’s defense on his back. Lejeune won seven of the eight duels he played, cleared five times, blocked a shot and intercepted two balls. Additionally, he participated in 63 ball actions and completed 39 passes.

Loïc Badé (Sevilla)

Sevilla’s French center back is being the team’s most important defensive player, and he showed it again against Espanyol. Badé was excellent in defense with eight clearances, two blocked shots, three interceptions, three tackles made and seven duels won. Additionally, with the ball, he participated in 73 actions and completed 43 passes.

Álex Muñoz (Las Palmas)

The Las Palmas left back was the main protagonist of the Canarian team’s victory over Girona. His was the only goal of the game, and in addition, he participated in 57 actions with the ball, completed 28 passes and two crosses, and created one chance. In defense, he made two clearances, intercepted two balls and won three duels.

Marc Casadó (FC Barcelona)

The FC Barcelona midfielder showed in his first Clásico that he can perform in any scenario. Against Real Madrid he took control of the match and assisted Lewandowski in the goal that opened the scoring. The Barça youth player participated in 70 actions with the ball, completed 47 passes, created one chance and won five duels.

Pedri (FC Barcelona)

The Canarian midfielder is experiencing the best start to the season of his sporting career. Barça plays at the pace set by the European champion with the national team, and the match against Real Madrid was no exception. In the Classic, Pedri participated in 73 actions with the ball, completed 54 passes, created one chance, won three duels and finished once on goal.

Raphinha (FC Barcelona)

The Brazilian is one of the fittest players in the world currently, and against Real Madrid he was once again one of the most outstanding in the game. Raphinha scored one goal and assisted on another, and also participated in 45 actions with the ball, completed 28 passes, created four chances and finished three times on goal.

Dodi Lukebakio (Atletico de Madrid)

The Belgian winger from Sevilla was the main protagonist of the victory of the Seville team against Espanyol. Lukebakio was the author of his team’s two goals at the RCDE Stadium, participated in 51 actions with the ball, completed 23 passes, made three crosses and completed two dribbles. In addition, he won five duels and cleared four balls in defense.

Robert Lewandowski (FC Barcelona)

The Polish striker was the star of the Classic with a double. Lewandowski increased his scoring figures with two more goals, and now has 14 in LaLiga EA Sports. But in addition to his goals, he had five shots on goal, participated in 34 actions with the ball, completed eight passes, created one chance and won six duels.

Bryan Zaragoza (CA Osasuna)

The Spanish international winger was decisive in the rojillo team’s victory against Real Sociedad. Bryan Zaragoza assisted on Osasuna’s two goals, participated in 36 actions with the ball, created four chances, completed six dribbles and won six duels.