The disappointment at not winning the Copa del Rey and any hangover from the defeat by Athletic Club have to be put out of minds when Real Mallorca take on the leaders of La Liga, Real Madrid.
With eight rounds of matches remaining this season, Madrid are clearly destined to pick up another title; eight points ahead of Barcelona before Match Day 31. But this won't make it any easier for Mallorca who are six points above Cádiz in eighteenth. It has been clear for some considerable time that two Almeria and Granada will go down, leaving just the one relegation spot to scrap over. Mallorca probably should be safe, but they obviously can't take this for granted.
For fans at the Son Moix, there is the likelihood of seeing Jude Bellingham for the first time. Then there is Vinicius Jr. who, shall we say, had his moments with Mallorca players and fans in the past.
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Red fever hits Real Mallorca fans
Scarves, T-shirts and flags have dyed red both Palma and Sevilla as fans get ready for the Copa del Rey final this Saturday, April 6. From Palma and from many corners of the planet, the exodus of "Bermellon" fans has begun, who want to enjoy the title match of the KO tournament, which has mobilised around 21,000.