LaLiga Matchday 4 Results 2026/27: Goals, Stats & Key Moments

Barcelona delivered the most emphatic performance of Matchday 4, overwhelming Valencia 5-0 at Mestalla and extending their perfect start to four victories from four matches.

Lamine Yamal opened the scoring in the sixth minute before Fermín López doubled Barcelona's advantage in the 22nd. Raphinha made it 3-0 five minutes after half-time, Pedri added a fourth in the 79th minute and Yamal completed the rout in the 84th minute.

The fifth goal was initially subject to a VAR review before being confirmed. Barcelona's five-goal performance left them on 12 points after four matches and reinforced their status as the early pace-setters.

Real Madrid suffered their first league defeat of the season at La Cartuja, with Troy Parrott scoring the decisive goal for Real Betis in the 81st minute.

Madrid actually produced the greater attacking volume. They had 20 shots to Betis' 10 and enjoyed 54% possession, but the visitors were unable to convert their opportunities.

The decisive moment arrived when Parrott reacted quickest after Thibaut Courtois had parried a header, allowing the Betis forward to finish. Real Madrid then had a golden opportunity to equalise in stoppage time, but Kylian Mbappé's penalty was saved by Álvaro Valles.

Athletic Club produced one of the round's strongest performances, defeating Atlético Madrid 3-0 in front of 48,425 spectators at San Mamés.

The match was goalless at the interval, but everything changed immediately after the restart. Nico Williams struck in the 46th minute and Robert Navarro followed only two minutes later.

Oihan Sancet completed the victory in the closing stages, turning an even first half into a comprehensive Athletic win.

Alavés produced one of the most impressive attacking displays of the round by defeating Osasuna 5-2 at Mendizorroza.

Lucas Boyé was the outstanding performer. The Argentine forward scored three times, while Mariano Díaz and Pablo Ibáñez also found the net for the hosts.

Osasuna twice threatened to make the contest competitive through Ante Budimir, who scored once from open play and once from the penalty spot, but Boyé's second-half finishing ultimately put the match beyond the visitors.

Deportivo de La Coruña maintained their unbeaten start to life back in LaLiga with a dramatic 3-2 victory at Villarreal. The visitors twice came from behind before Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang delivered the winning goal late in the contest.

Nicolas Pépé put Villarreal ahead in the 19th minute, but Luismi levelled shortly before half-time. An Adama Traoré own goal restored Villarreal's lead in the 76th minute.

Deportivo responded almost immediately through Zakaria Eddahchouri before Aubameyang completed the comeback in the 88th minute. The veteran striker also provided two assists.

Real Sociedad survived an extraordinary second-half comeback attempt from Elche to win 3-2 at the Martínez Valero.

Job Ochieng and Yangel Herrera put Sociedad 2-0 ahead in the first half. The visitors then appeared to have the match under control, but Elche turned the game around after Jon Martín was sent off.

Thomas Lemar reduced the deficit before Fernando Niño equalised. With the visitors under severe pressure, Luka Sučić produced the decisive moment in the 90th minute, restoring Sociedad's lead and securing three points.

Rayo Vallecano claimed their first victory of the campaign by overturning an early Racing Santander lead in a five-goal thriller.

Racing struck first through Sergio Canales before Rayo responded through Andrei Rațiu. Pablo García restored Racing's advantage, but Sergio Camello turned the match around with two goals in quick succession.

Sevilla looked set to leave Barcelona with three points after substitute Luka Stassin gave them the lead in the 85th minute. However, Espanyol produced a dramatic response deep into stoppage time.

Marcos Fernández headed home in the 98th minute to rescue a point for the hosts. Sevilla had also been reduced to ten men after Sangante's dismissal in the 55th minute.

Getafe and Celta Vigo shared the points after a match in which both goals came from set-piece situations.

Martín Satriano gave Getafe the lead in the 21st minute. Celta responded after the break when Carl Starfelt headed home from a corner in the 57th minute.

Getafe were reduced to ten men in the 67th minute when Zaid Romero received a second yellow card. Celta pressed for a winner but could not exploit the numerical advantage.

Málaga and Levante played out the only goalless match of Matchday 4. Málaga had an early opportunity to take control from the penalty spot but Chupe failed to convert.

The result extended Málaga's difficult start and left both sides sharing the points in a match that lacked the attacking quality seen elsewhere during the round.