Real Madrid will face Osasuna at El Sadar on February 21 in La Liga's Matchday 25, with Madrid aiming to defend their top position against a resilient Osasuna team that has not lost at home in over two months. Madrid, currently leading with 60 points, is closely pursued by Barcelona, while Osasuna sits in 10th place with 30 points, fighting for European qualification. The Madrid squad arrives without three key players: Rodrygo, Jude Bellingham, and Éder Militão, all injured and not expected back until early April. Meanwhile, no players are suspended, but three—Álvaro Carreras, Dean Huijsen, and Franco Mastantuono—are on the brink of suspension with four yellow cards each. The match will be broadcast on Sky Sports in Mexico and ESPN Deportes in the US. Madrid, in excellent form with eight consecutive wins, seeks to maintain their lead amid recent controversies involving racist acts against Vinícius Jr. and team unity. Osasuna, under coach Alessio Lisci, has improved significantly after a poor start, with a current unbeaten streak of five matches, and will rely on their strong home record and tactical discipline to challenge Madrid. The game features confirmed lineups, with Madrid's key players including Kylian Mbappé, Vinícius Jr., and Arda Güler, and Osasuna's main threats being Ante Budimir and Aimar Oroz. The match promises a competitive contest as Madrid aims to secure vital points to stay ahead of Barcelona, while Osasuna looks to extend their impressive home run.