Well, what an extraordinary weekend!
Guillem answers your questions...
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ATLETICO'S ACHIEVEMENT
Atletico are champions if they win their last two. Considering they dropped points this weekend, do you think they have the mental strength to win the league? Are they favourites? Steve
GUILLEM SAYS: Simeone said losing is the best thing that can happen. It will refocus their attention into the last three games of the competition. It will demand even more of them. I don't think there is a problem with mental strength - there is a problem with physique, with a lack of rotation, but they are still favourites to win it in my eyes.
THE FINAL HURDLES
Atletico, Real and Barca all dropped points this weekend. Is this evidence that their small squads are struggling physically or mentally at the end of a difficult season? Thanks, James (Leeds fan)
GUILLEM SAYS: They dropped points at the weekend, partly because their rivals wanted the competition to continue - in the case of Valencia, they didn't want to give up. It was a chance for players to display their abilities on the big stage and also they are playing for their futures because everybody is on a trial at the moment. The club might have a new owner and more money, so they better show they can be part of the new Valencia.
The same with Levante. One particular player, Ruben, said during the week that he wouldn't mind being paid to win and he had to be reminded that is illegal! Certainly there was a lot of motivation at Levante and Getafe were fighting for their lives so the competition is not gone.
And the three teams made life very difficult to the top three in the league. What a season we are having!
BROKEN DOMINANCE
What does it mean for Spanish football if neither Real Madrid nor Barcelona win the league? Mike
GUILLEM SAYS: Since 2004 only two teams have won it, Barcelona and Real Madrid. Interestingly enough in the Premier League since 2004 only three teams have won it. So if Atletico Madrid win it this year, since 2004 it will have been three in La Liga and three in the Premier League. It's interesting how competitive the Spanish league is even if some people won't accept that is the case.
DEALING WITH RACISM
Levante's Diop was racially abused a week after Dani Alves. Why do you think racism is more apparent in Spanish football stadiums than in England? Se
GUILLEM SAYS: For things to change in Spain - and they need to change, to improve - we need three things.
One: need to wish to change and I think that, more or less, we are improving on that. We're getting there. Two: strong laws against this kind of behaviour (and the strong laws are in place). And three: strong authorities to put those laws into practice - and that is lacking.
Things are better than 10 years ago. There are still isolated incidents but too many of them. There is a need to educate people and the fact that these incidents are high profile and seen on television everywhere should be used to continue the fight. Nobody hides the incidents under the carpet and the issues are discussed openly.
By the way, the fight against racism is a daily fight and it's a fight everywhere. Don't separate racism problems by frontiers, by barriers, by countries. Just look around and realise this is a fight everywhere for people to respect others. If you look everywhere there is a lot of people not respecting each other.
By pointing out one country, two countries or three countries it is really just diminishing the fight. It takes place everywhere and daily, and it's not a competition. It's not about who has the biggest problem, it's about a problem that has to be solved.
In Spain, it is a problem that still too many people do not take seriously and that has to change. I tend to look at the bright side: we are better than we were, but there is still of work to do.
