Spanish clubs resumed full squad training on Monday, beginning the final stage of preparations for the return to competition.
Clubs will have just under two weeks of full sessions before the league restarts on June 11, almost three months after it was halted because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The resumption of normal training comes a day after the league confirmed the dates and times of the first two rounds of matches following its suspension in mid-March. The first game will be the derby between Sevilla and Real Betis on June 11. With all remaining league matches likely to be played without fans, Madrid has decided to host games at the Alfredo Di Stefano Stadium, the team's training centre, thus allowing renovation work at the Santiago Bernabeu to continue during the summer as originally planned.
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