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Barcelona wins first match of the season

September 3rd, 2009
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Barcelona easily won their first match of the season against top division newcomers Gijon.

The match was played in front of a full stadium on Monday night, to allow Barça to rest after their UEFA Super Cup victory on Friday and saw goals from Bojan, Keita and Ibrahimovic.

1-0 Bojan (min 17)
2-0 Keita (min 42)
3-0 Ibrahimovic (min 81)

Team P W D L F A Pts
1
Getafe
1
1
0
0
4
1
3
2
Barcelona
1
1
0
0
3
0
3
3
Málaga
1
1
0
0
3
0
3
4
Mallorca
1
1
0
0
2
0
3
5
Valencia
1
1
0
0
2
0
3
6
Real Madrid
1
1
0
0
3
2
3
7
Athletic Bilbao
1
1
0
0
1
0
3
8
Zaragoza
1
1
0
0
1
0
3
9
Osasuna
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
10
Villarreal
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
11
Almería
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
12
Valladolid
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
13
Deportivo
1
0
0
1
2
3
0
14
Espanyol
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
15
Tenerife
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
16
Sevilla
1
0
0
1
0
2
0
17
Xerez
1
0
0
1
0
2
0
18
Racing Santander
1
0
0
1
1
4
0
19
Atlético Madrid
1
0
0
1
0
3
0
20
Sporting Gijón
1
0
0
1
0
3
0

Apologies for the brevity of this match report, which are due to technical issues on the website.

FC Barcelona tickets now available for 2009/10 season

July 14th, 2009

Preliminary pricing has now be released and so we’re now in a position to start accepting orders for the La Liga 2009/10 season. The big highlight will be Real Madrid’s visit to the Nou Camp at the end of November, but we currently have tickets for all matches. Follow the links below for details of seating and pricing.

Date Match
31 Aug Barcelona v Gijon
19/20 Sep Barcelona v At. Madrid
3/4 Oct Barcelona v Almeria
24/25 Oct Barcelona v Zaragoza
7/8 Nov Barcelona v Mallorca
28/29 Nov Barcelona v Real Madrid
12/13 Dec Barcelona v Espanyol
2/3 Jan Barcelona v Villarreal
16/17 Jan Barcelona v Sevilla
6/7 Feb Barcelona v Getafe
20/21 Feb Barcelona v Racing
27/28 Feb Barcelona v Malaga
13/14 Mar Barcelona v Valencia
24 Mar Barcelona v Osasuna
3/4 Apr Barcelona v Athletic
14 Apr Barcelona v Deportivo
24/25 Apr Barcelona v Xerez
5 May Barcelona v Tenerife
15/16 May Barcelona v Valladolid

La Liga Fixture list 2009/10

July 10th, 2009

The wait is over for the Spanish League fixtures, which were drawn today. Below is the entire list of home fixtures at the NouCamp, which include ‘El Classico’ against Real Madrid on the weekend of 29/30 November, Espanyol on 13/14 December, Villarreal on the first weekend in January and Valencia on 13/14 March.

We are currently awaiting ticket prices, which will be published as soon as we have details. Sign up to our newsletter for info as soon as we have it.

Date Match
31 Aug Barcelona v Gijon
19/20 Sep Barcelona v At. Madrid
3/4 Oct Barcelona v Almeria
24/25 Oct Barcelona v Zaragoza
7/8 Nov Barcelona v Mallorca
28/29 Nov Barcelona v Real Madrid
12/13 Dec Barcelona v Espanyol
2/3 Jan Barcelona v Villarreal
16/17 Jan Barcelona v Sevilla
6/7 Feb Barcelona v Getafe
20/21 Feb Barcelona v Racing
27/28 Feb Barcelona v Malaga
13/14 Mar Barcelona v Valencia
24 Mar Barcelona v Osasuna
3/4 Apr Barcelona v Athletic
14 Apr Barcelona v Deportivo
24/25 Apr Barcelona v Xerez
5 May Barcelona v Tenerife
15/16 May Barcelona v Valladolid

Teams decided for 2009/10 La Liga

June 14th, 2009

Tenerife, Real Zaragoza and Xerez made it into the first division after the second division season finished last night. They replace Betis, Numancia and Recreativo de Huelva who failed to escape relegation.

CD Tenerife’s main claim to fame is goes back to 1992 and 93 when they bean Real Madrid in the last match of the season, not only escaping relegation, but also handing the title to FC Barcelona; the same occured in the following year, although on that occasion they finished 5th in the league and played in the UEFA Cup, losing to Juventus.

Real Zaragoza is rejoining the top league after a single season in the second division. Previously they had been in the first division since 2003/04, while Xerez is joining the first division for the first time in its history.

Barcelona ends season on 87 points

June 1st, 2009

Barcelona final few matches of the season may not have showered them in glory, but perhaps they were a good opportunity to test out some of the Barça B talent and give them some experience of top flight professional football – the final match of the season, playing against Deportivo, ended in a 1-1 draw, with Eto’o scoring the equalizer just before the final whistle.

1-0 Bodipo (min 31)
1-1 Eto’o (min 89)

With the last match in the Spanish League now played, we at least know who won’t be playing next year. Betis, Numancia and Recreativo all go down to the 2nd division, although we won’t know who is coming up for another few weeks. Barcelona’s second team, RCD ESpanyol managed to save themselves from relegation to the delight of many people in Barcelona, something that earlier in the season looked like a sure thing.

Team P W D L F A Pts
1 Barcelona 38 27 6 5 105 35 87
2 Real Madrid 38 25 3 10 83 52 78
3 Sevilla 38 21 7 10 54 39 70
4 At. Madrid 38 20 7 11 80 57 67
5 Villarreal 38 18 11 9 61 54 65
6 Valencia 38 18 8 12 68 54 62
7 Deportivo 38 16 10 12 48 47 58
8 Malaga 38 15 10 13 55 59 55
9 Mallorca 38 14 9 15 53 60 51
10 Espanyol 38 12 11 15 46 49 47
11 Almeria 38 13 7 18 45 61 46
12 Santander 38 12 10 16 49 48 46
13 Athletic 38 12 8 18 47 62 44
14 Gijon 38 14 1 23 47 79 43
15 Osasuna 38 10 13 15 41 47 43
16 Valladolid 38 12 7 19 46 58 43
17 Getafe 38 10 12 16 50 56 42
18 Betis 38 10 12 16 51 58 42
19 Numancia 38 10 5 23 38 69 35
20 Huelva 38 8 9 21 34 57 33

League celebrations at the Nou Camp for last home match of season

May 25th, 2009

With the league title already in their pocket, the Nou Camp was ready for a celebration on Saturday night. The night was hardly typical, and included an early outing for the 2009/2010 kit, which returns to the more traditional bars of colour on the shirt, rather than the blocks of colour for this year.

New kit or not, with a substandard team being fielded against Osasuna owing to the stars being rested ahead of Wednesday and the Champions League title, it was the visiting team that triumphed. Not that it will have caused them too much cheer, as they are on the brink of relegation, something that Espanyol, Barcelona’s second team, look as if they’ve escaped.

As the last home match of the season it was a shame to not put on more of a show for the crowd, but once the match was over the real show began. Pep Guardiola took the microphone and addressed the crowd, and each of the Barça players had his turn, and the skyline of Barcelona was lit up with fireworks as the players passed round the Cava bottle, which hopefully was consumed moderately – Wednesday night may be a different matter.

0-1, Pandiani (min 25)

Team P W D L F A Pts
1
Barcelona
37
27
5
5
104
34
86
2
Real Madrid
37
25
3
9
82
50
78
3
Sevilla
37
20
7
10
52
39
67
4
At. Madrid
37
19
7
11
77
57
64
5
Villarreal
37
17
11
9
58
52
62
6
Valencia
37
17
8
12
66
54
59
7
Deportivo
37
16
9
12
47
46
57
8
Malaga
37
15
10
12
55
56
55
9
Mallorca
37
14
9
14
51
57
51
10
Almeria
37
13
7
17
45
58
46
11
Santander
37
12
9
16
48
47
45
12
Espanyol
37
11
11
15
43
49
44
13
Athletic
37
12
8
17
47
60
44
14
Valladolid
37
12
6
19
45
57
42
15
Getafe
37
10
11
16
49
55
41
16
Betis
37
10
11
16
50
57
41
17
Gijon
37
13
1
23
45
78
40
18
Osasuna
37
9
13
15
39
46
40
19
Numancia
37
10
5
22
38
67
35
20
Huelva
37
8
9
20
33
55
33

Villarreal decides Spanish League title

May 18th, 2009

While the league title was almost inevitable for Barça, in the end it was Villarreal who decided when. After drawing with Barcelona last week and delaying the inevitable, Villarreal beat Real Madrid 3-2 on Saturday, thereby removing them from contending the title.

With the title in the bag, Saturday turned into a party night all over Barcelona, with crowds congregating in Plaça Catalunya. Unfortunately the celebrations got out of hand once again and when a minority of troublemakers started to cause trouble the riot police were called in, with predictable results.

The end result is that on May27th – date of the Champions League final – people may not be allowed to congregate in Plaça Catalunya and Canaletas at the top of the Ramblas, the traditional place to celebrate Barça victories.

Following the league title on Saturday, it was a very much reduced squad to visit Mallorca for Sunday night’s game. Severn first team players were rested and the team was hardly familiar except for Samuel Eto’o – who wants to take the trophy for highest scoring player in the league – and Dani Alves.

The result was predictable – Mallorca won 2-1 after two goals wowards the end of the second half after Barcelona had lead from the 10th minute – but with the league wrapped up FC Barcelona have bigger things to focus on.

0-1, Eto’o (min 10)
1-1, Arango (min 73)
2-1, Cléber Santana (min 78)

Team P W D L F A Pts
1
Barcelona
36
27
5
4
104
33
86
2
Real Madrid
36
25
3
8
81
47
78
3
Sevilla
36
19
7
10
51
39
64
4
At. Madrid
36
18
7
11
73
56
61
5
Valencia
36
17
8
11
65
51
59
6
Villarreal
36
16
11
9
55
51
59
7
Deportivo
36
16
9
11
47
45
57
8
Malaga
36
15
9
12
54
55
54
9
Mallorca
36
13
9
14
48
56
48
10
Almeria
36
13
7
16
45
55
46
11
Athletic
36
12
8
16
46
56
44
12
Santander
36
11
9
16
47
47
42
13
Valladolid
36
12
6
18
44
55
42
14
Espanyol
36
10
11
15
40
49
41
15
Betis
36
10
10
16
49
56
40
16
Getafe
36
9
11
16
48
55
38
17
Gijon
36
12
1
23
43
77
37
18
Osasuna
36
8
13
15
38
46
37
19
Numancia
36
10
5
21
38
66
35
20
Huelva
36
8
9
19
33
54
33

Injury time equalizer delays league title for Barça

May 11th, 2009

Villrreal’s last minute equalizer showed FC Barcelona out how painful injury time can be, the first match after their own injury time equalizer against Chelsea.

Barcelona was certainly in a party mood last night, with the stadium full and crowds gathered in Plaça Catalunya to celebrate the hoped for league title. However, with Real Madrid losing on Saturday and one point from last night’s draw, Barcelona need just one more point to be crowned champions, which they are almost certain to do.

Villarreal were always going to be the toughest of the remaining matches, and despite Barça taking an early lead thanks to a goal by Keita, the visitors played to win. At the break the score was 3-1 to Barça, making it look like the night to celebrate, but Villarreal refused to lie down and let Barcelona walk away with the three points they were after.

At the same time, Barcelona were unable to improve their own score in the second half, but in the 77th minute Abidal was sent off and Mati Fernández scored from the penalty spot. Down to 10 men, it still looked good for Barcelona; however, midway through 4 minutes of injury time the worst thing happened and Llorente equalized for Villarreal.

While it was an obvious disappointment to all, the atmosphere in the stadium and in the city as a whole was excellent. Barcelona play Athletic on Wednesday in the Copa del Rey, and then visit Mallorca next weekend, where the league title will hopefully be decided at last.

1-0 Keita (min 11)
1-1 Llorente (min 22)
2-1 Eto’o (min 35)
3-1 Alves (min 45)
3-2 Mate Fernández (min 77)
3-3 Llorente (min 90)

Team P W D L F A Pts
1
Barcelona
35
27
5
3
103
31
86
2
Real Madrid
35
25
3
7
79
44
78
3
Sevilla
35
19
6
10
51
39
63
4
Valencia
35
17
8
10
65
50
59
5
At. Madrid
35
17
7
11
72
56
58
6
Villarreal
35
15
11
9
52
49
56
7
Deportivo
35
16
8
11
46
44
56
8
Malaga
35
15
9
11
53
53
54
9
Almeria
35
13
7
15
45
53
46
10
Mallorca
35
12
9
14
46
55
45
11
Athletic
35
12
8
15
46
55
44
12
Valladolid
35
12
6
17
42
52
42
13
Santander
35
10
9
16
44
45
39
14
Espanyol
35
9
11
15
39
49
38
15
Getafe
35
9
10
16
47
54
37
16
Betis
35
9
10
16
47
56
37
17
Osasuna
35
8
12
15
38
46
36
18
Gijon
35
11
1
23
41
76
34
19
Huelva
35
8
9
18
33
53
33
20
Numancia
35
9
5
21
37
66
32

Watch out Chelsea – here comes Barça

May 3rd, 2009

Watch out Chelsea, he comes Barça! That seems to be the message after the Catalan club’s shock thrashing of Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium on Saturday. And the whole of Barcelona was in a party mood as soon as the visitors went ahead, with people cheering and applauding from terraces and from outside the overflowing bars that were screening the match, fireworks and car horns.

It’s too early to say that the league title is decided for sure, but with just 12 points available and FC Barcelona seven points ahead, that’s what many had decided and congregated on Canaletas at the top of the Ramblas for a night of celebration. Out of the four matches remaining Barça needs one win and two draws to take the title, something that looks well within their capabilities.

But not only does it put Barça in the right position to take the league title, it must surely be a huge boost of confidence ahead of their clash against Chelsea on Wednesday. While Chelsea must have been happy with their 3-1 win against Fulham on Saturday, they must have watched the result from Madrid with horror as Barcelona overcame the psychological disadvantage of playing away against one of their biggest rivals and annihilated their hopes; after Real Madrid, Chelsea surely qualify as their bitterest rival and if they can pull of the same stunt on Wednesday then the Champions League title looks like it is in the bag too.

However, there is more work ahead for Barcelona and the show ain’t over until the fat lady sings, so watch this space.

1-0 Higuaín (min 13)
1-1 Henry (min 17)
1-2 Puyol (min 20)
1-3 Messi (min 35)
2-3 Ramos (min 55)
2-4 Henry (min 58)
2-5 Messi (min 73)
2-6 Piqué (min 82)

Team P W D L F A Pts
1
Barcelona
34
27
4
3
100
28
85
2
Real Madrid
34
25
3
6
79
41
78
3
Sevilla
34
18
6
10
48
38
60
4
Valencia
33
16
8
9
62
47
56
5
Villarreal
34
15
10
9
49
46
55
6
At. Madrid
33
15
7
11
67
54
52
7
Malaga
34
14
9
11
52
53
51
8
Deportivo
33
14
8
11
43
43
50
9
Mallorca
33
11
9
13
43
51
42
10
Valladolid
33
12
5
16
42
51
41
11
Almeria
33
11
7
15
40
52
40
12
Athletic
33
11
7
15
44
54
40
13
Santander
33
10
9
14
44
42
39
14
Betis
33
9
10
14
47
53
37
15
Osasuna
33
8
12
13
37
41
36
16
Espanyol
33
8
11
14
34
46
35
17
Getafe
33
8
10
15
43
52
34
18
Gijon
33
11
0
22
39
72
33
19
Numancia
34
9
4
21
37
66
31
20
Huelva
33
7
9
17
30
50
30

Barça stumble ahead of Chelsea & Real Madrid

April 27th, 2009

With matches against Chelsea and Real Madrid this week, arguably the most important week of this season for Barça, Saturday’s 2-2 draw against Valencia couldn’t have come at a worse time. Madrid were pitched against Sevilla, who they dispatched with a 4-2 win, closing up the gap behind Barcelona to just 4 points, with 9 points remaining in the league.

Messi put FC Barcelona in the lead in the 23rd minute, but two goals from Valencia in the space of a few minutes at the end of the first half looked as if they were going to decide things. While it was an entertaining match, this was Barcelona looking far from their strongest, but just when it looked as if they’d walk away with no points Henry scored just minutes from the final whistle.

0-1, Messi (min 23)
1-1, Maduro (min 42)
2-1, Pablo H. (min 45)
2-2, Henry (min 86)

Team P W D L F A Pts
1
Barcelona
33
26
4
3
94
26
82
2
Real Madrid
33
25
3
5
77
35
78
3
Sevilla
33
17
6
10
46
38
57
4
Valencia
33
16
8
9
62
47
56
5
Villarreal
33
15
10
8
49
44
55
6
At. Madrid
33
15
7
11
67
54
52
7
Malaga
33
14
9
10
52
51
51
8
Deportivo
33
14
8
11
43
43
50
9
Mallorca
33
11
9
13
43
51
42
10
Valladolid
33
12
5
16
42
51
41
11
Almeria
33
11
7
15
40
52
40
12
Athletic
33
11
7
15
44
54
40
13
Santander
33
10
9
14
44
42
39
14
Betis
33
9
10
14
47
53
37
15
Osasuna
33
8
12
13
37
41
36
16
Espanyol
33
8
11
14
34
46
35
17
Getafe
33
8
10
15
43
52
34
18
Gijon
33
11
0
22
39
72
33
19
Huelva
33
7
9
17
30
50
30
20
Numancia
33
8
4
21
35
66
28


 

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