Jude Bellingham put to a so much of Artem Dovbyk in the 'career' by the Pichichi of LaLiga. The mediocentro English converted the first goal of the 'manita' that the Real Madrid applied him to the Alavés (5-0) and arrived to 19 goals in the tournament, one less than the Ukrainian forward of the Girona. For the mediocentro English, the day of the Tuesday was 'round', since it also added a pair of assistances in the exhibition 'merengue'.

The goal of the '5' arrived in the minute 10 with something of fortune. Jude took advantage of a pass of Toni Kroos to finish of left-handed in an attempt of pass to the second stick that finish at the bottom of the network after hitting in the crossbar. The position of the of Stourbridge was very fine, but the VAR validated the so much that opened the door to the goleada madridista. In case to finalise the season with the same goals that Dovbyk, the Pichichi would be for the English for having contested fewer meetings.

Dovbyk And Sorloth left without marking of Montilivi

The good news for Bellingham and the own Robert Lewandowski (sum 17 so many) was that, in Montilivi, the duel between two of the goleadores of the tournament left the table by the Pichichi without novelties in the high part. Neither Artem Dovbyk neither Alexander Sørloth could 'wet' in the Girona-Villarreal (0-1), a party where the only so much ran by account of Bertrand Traoré in the minute 59.

So much the Ukrainian like the Norwegian enjoyed the Tuesday of some clear occasion to convert, although without too much clarity product of a quite dense crash between Catalans and castellonenses. The triumph of the 'yellow Submarine', in fact, also was a good news for the FC Barcelona, since to surpass the Thursday to the Almería will leave the subcampeonato almost resolved to fault of two days for the closing of the season.

Like this it is the fight by the 'pichichi' of LaLiga EA Sports in the day 36

  1. Artem Dovbyk (Girona), 20 goals in 34 parties
  2. Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid), 19 goals in 27 parties
  3. Alexander Sørloth (Villarreal), 19 goals in 32 parties
  4. Robert Lewandowski (FC Barcelona), 17 goals in 32 parties
  5. Vinicius Jr. (Real Madrid), 15 goals in 25 parties