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Real Madrid can increase their advance at the top of Laliga And extend their perfect start to the season with seven games in all competitions when they visit the fifth and levante on Tuesday.

Los Blancos is the only team to have won their five games in the Spanish elite after their home victory 2-0 against Espanyol on Saturday, when Eder Militao and Kylian Mbappe scored.

Levante followed a 2-2 draw at home against Real Betis with a 4-0 victory at the bottom of Gérona on the same day Gracked the goals of Etta Eyong, Carlos Alvarez, Ivan Romero and Giveine Koyalipou.

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The central defender of Genoa on the field Alan Maturro missed the last six games of Levante with an injury to the hamstrings.

The former Spanish international of young Alvarez scored his first Laliga goal in the victory over Nine-Play Plays, calling the “dream” he had sucked in “since I was small”.

“We hope there are much more, but the most important is … that we can all help each other by doing our part.

“From there, we can form a strong unit and continue to grow a giant.”

Coach Julian Calero said his team would approach the competition “with great desire and with the intention of giving our fans the best football we have”.

“Our idea is to see how far we can compete with the ocean lining which is Real Madrid,” added Calero. “It is clear that we know their potential … They do a lot of things and we know who we face.

“We want our people to feel proud.”

Levante Start XI: Mathew Ryan, Jeremy Toljan, Unai Elgezabal, Adrian de la Fuente, Diego Pampin, Carlos Alvarez, Unai Vembendor, Oriol Rey, Jon Olaasagasti, Etta Eyong, Ivan Romero

Levante substitutes: Pablo Campos, Matías Moreno, Alan Matturro, Roger Brugue, Pablo Martinez, Jose Luis Morales, Godduine Koyalipou, Kervin Arriaga, Víctor García, Iker Losada, Carlos Esppi, Manu Sanchez

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Line of Real Madrid vs Levante

Jude Bellingham (shoulder) of Madrid and Eduardo Camavanga (ankle) have returned from injuries as substitutes against Espanyol and are again on the bench.

The defenders Trent Alexander-Arnold (ischio-legs), Antonio Rudiger (knee) and Ferland Mendy (quad) remain away but the rear dean Huijsen returns from a ban on a match.

The striker Vinicius Jr retains his place in front of his compatriot Brazil International Rodrygo.

“Every match is complicated and they are competitive, just like their coach,” warned manager Xabi Alonso.

“We will have to do a lot of things: play with quality, rhythm and concentration. The results help us to trust the road but there are no secrets.

“We have to play collectively to make everyone take advantage of it.”

Real Madrid Start XI: Thibaut Courtois, Fran Garcia, Raul Asencio, Dani Ceballos, Dean Huijsen, Franco Mastantuono, Arda Guller, Alvaro Carreras, Federico Valverde, Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Jr

Madrid substitutes: Dani Carvajal, Eder Militao, David Alaba, Jude Bellingham, Eduardo Camavong, Endrick, Rodrygo, Andrii Lunin, Aurelien Tchouameni, Gonzalo Garcia, Brahim Díaz, David Jimenez

How to watch Levante vs Madrid: TV and online flow

Espanyol against Barcelona starts at 8:30 p.m. GMT on Wednesday, with live coverage on first sports 2 and the streaming available on the first sports player app.

Various subscription packages are available. Via streaming and applications, Leading player costs £ 15.99 per month, £ 11.99 per month per year, £ 99 per year in advance or £ 7.99 per month for Laligatv only.