Real Sociedad consolidated their position in the LaLiga table with a 2‑1 win against Levante, played at home on 25 October. The result, obtained thanks to goals from Oskarsson and Turrientes, allowed the Basque club to rise to 19 points, the last place among the five classified above the point of three. With this performance the Spanish team gets closer to fourth place, where Betis is, and gets closer to the requirements for the Champions League, as the club's management suggests.

In the first half the match was dominated by Levante, who conceded an opening goal from Oskarsson. Levante then equalized thanks to a shot from Perez Gomez, but Real Sociedad responded quickly with another goal from Oskarsson, which turned the score to 2‑1. In the second half Levante attempted to recover, but Real Sociedad's defense managed to keep a clean sheet. The final result guaranteed Real Sociedad three points, which translates into a more solid position in the table.

At the time of the match, the LaLiga table sees Barcelona in the lead with 27 points, followed by Atletico Madrid with 25 and Real Madrid with 21. Betis is in fourth place with 20 points, while Real Sociedad is in fifth place with 19. Levante, however, is in fourteenth position with 10 points. Real Sociedad's result has therefore increased the distance between the Basque team and Levante, who remain in the lower part of the table.

The calendar of the 10th day of LaLiga includes other important matches, including the confrontation between Alavés and Malaga, Rayo Vallecano and Elche, and the match between Racing Santander and Espanyol. The next event of great interest is the match between Barcelona and Real Madrid, which will take place on October 28th at 9pm. Real Sociedad, with its victory against Levante, is now preparing to continue its run towards the Champions League, with the aim of maintaining its position at the top of the table and consolidating its reputation as a competitive team in LaLiga.

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