Category Archives: Primera Division

Real unstoppable in Primera División

on November 21, 2011 None comments

Real Madrid seems to want at any price to win the Primera Division title this year, after 12 matches played in this edition of the championship is ranked 1 to a difference of 3 points of the Main rival, Barcelona, and 7 points for 3rd place , Valencia.

Real managed this weekend another success home at Valencia, with a score of 2-3, 0-1 at half time. And also its rival, Barcelona finished the round also with a victory, 4-0 against Real Zaragoza’s.

Real marked by: 20 ‘Benzema (assist by Xabi Alonso), 72’ Sergio Ramos (assist by M. Ozil) and 79 ‘Cristiano Ronaldo.
And Valencia scored by: Soldado 75 ‘(assist by Pablo Hernández) and Soldado 83’ (assist by Pablo Hernández).

With only 7 games until the mid championship , Real Madrid is in an ideal situation, and now, after a good period of time depend only on them winning the championship!

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Barcelona shows his hand, again!

on October 30, 2011 None comments

As usual Barcelona score goals, and even often, fails to score 5 goals in a game. This time the victim was Mallorca who has no chance in Camp Nou, where Messi and the company have made ​​the game as they wanted.

Although it managed a win, Barcelona continues to be behind rival Real Madrid, the difference by one point remains in this stage, because Real Madrid managed to its turn to win.

Barcelona won this victory helped especially by possession of the ball, managed to record an overwhelming 68% possession, the score is therefore a natural consequence of this feature.

Players who have scored, as usual L. Messi (13, 21, 30), Cuenca (50) and Dani Alves (90 +1).

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Perez about Murinho

on September 26, 2011 None comments

Hate by many, envied by a lot of peoples, liked by the ones that matter. The man I am talking about is Real Madrid manager, Jose Murinho. The media was writing a lot of times of the argues between the Portuguese coach and the directing board of Real. All that are wiped now by Florentino Perez declaration.

Perez still considers Murinho the best coach in the world. To support this, he made a brief characterization of his performance at the club, putting on paper only the positive achievements, although it is obvious that the major failures are the trophies lost to Barcelona.

The LIST:

-Murinho managed to understand what it means to be coach of Real Madrid;

-he empathizes well with the club atmosphere and with the history of this team;

-he understood that sometimes you have to make compromises for the good of the team;

-he managed to lead Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final, last reached in 2003;

-we gathered the most points in Champions League groups and had the best goal average;

-he managed to reorganize the club structure in order to bring peace between players and board.

With so much appreciation and support from the club, Murinho has to prove this year that he really is the best coach in the world and not only for the board.

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Lessons by Barcelona

on September 25, 2011 None comments

Barcelona is making a new dream match. They had the perfect reply for Real Madrid’s 6-2 with Rayo Vallecano. With the help of Messi and company, they gave a football lesson against Atletico Madrid, putting the ball in the net 5 times.

The scoreboard is opened by David Villa in the 11th minute, followed shortly by Miranda’s own goal in the 15th. From there, Messi took the strings and managed to score a hattrick in the 28th, 78th and 90, putting an end to Atletico’s suffering.

Pep Guardiola said: “We are not unbeatable…….any team can beat us, but if we do things right the fans who come to watch us will have a good time, which is the most important thing. We played very well, it was a lesson in concentration, but from tomorrow on we have to do it again. Let’s see if we’re able maintain this level. It’s this year’s challenge“

Barcelona: Valdes, Alves, Mascherano, Abidal, Xavi, Thiago, Cesc, Busquets, Pedro, Messi, Villa.

Atletico: Courtois, Perea, Godin, Miranda, Antonio Lopez, Mario, Thiago, Gabi, Reyes, Diego, Falcao.

With this victory, they stand second on the table and their next game in Primera Division is against Sporting Gijón and in Champions League on Wednesday against BATE Borisov.

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Valencia draw with Barcelona

on September 22, 2011 None comments

Yesterday, the duel for supremacy in Primera Division took blace between Valencia and Barcelona. Undefeated until now, Valencia managed to gather all the points in first three legs and trying to maintain the first position. The other team, Barcelona, was in the chase for the first place, being down with just two points.

The game starts in force, with Messi being caught in offside. Mathieu from Valencia pulls the magic shoot and puts them ahead. Catalans aren’t satisfied and only two minutes later, with Pedro’s help, brought the score to 1-1.

Although Barcelona where all over, the ones with the goals were Valencia, Hernandez taking the score to 2-1, ending the first half in advantage. After the break, Barcelona shows once again that they made some good choices during the summer, Fabregas scores for 2-2 and the game end with a draw, a result that doesn’t make anyone happy.

Line-up:

Barcelona: Valdes, Alves, Mascherano, Puyol, Abidal, Xavi, Busquets, Keita, Cesc, Messi, Pedro;

Valencia: V. Guaita, Miguel, A. Rami, Víctor Ruiz, J. Mathieu, E. Banega, S. Canales, D. Albelda, Pablo, J. Alba, R. Soldado.

This draw is the best score for Malaga, the team currently on the second place, with just one point under Valecia, after their victory against Athletic Bilbao

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