As the Spanish football league season progresses, there have been some notable developments on the field. Among them is the current standing of RCD Espanyol, who find themselves in 15th place and just three points behind the relegation zone.

The team has had a mixed start to the season, with wins against lower-ranked teams but also losses to more established sides. However, their recent form has been somewhat encouraging, as they managed to secure a draw against Real Madrid at home earlier this month.

Despite their struggles, Espanyol's coach, Juan Carlos Osorio, remains optimistic about his side's chances of avoiding relegation. "We know that we have work to do, but I am confident that we can turn things around," he said after the match against Real Madrid.

Meanwhile, other teams in the league are vying for spots in Europe's top competitions. At the top of the table, Barcelona continue to dominate, having already secured their spot in the Champions League. On the other hand, Valencia have struggled recently, losing key players such as Mikel Arteta and Dani Parejo.

In the middle of the table, Athletic Bilbao and Girona have shown promising signs of improvement, while Levante and Real Sociedad remain in the fight for survival.

Overall, it seems that the Spanish league is a competitive one, with many teams vying for the final spots in Europe's top tournaments. As the season continues, we will see how the standings will develop and which teams will be able to make it to the end of the season with pride.