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La liga 2011/2012 – standing after week 32

April 8th, 2012
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Barcelona closed the gap with Madrid to four points after they beat Zaragoza 4-1 and Valencia held Madrid to a goalless draw at the Bernabeu.

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La liga 2011/2012 – standing after week 31

April 2nd, 2012

Real Madrid and FC Barcelona remain six points apart at the head of the Spanish League table. Read the rest of this entry »

La liga 2011/2012 – standing after week 30

March 26th, 2012

Barcelona remains six points behind Real Madrid this weekend after temprarily closing the gap to three. However, Real Madrid easily overcame Real Sociedad with a 5-1 win. Read the rest of this entry »

La liga 2011/2012 – standing after week 29

March 22nd, 2012

With Barcelona winning their match on Tuesday night and Madrid again drawing in a bad tempered clash with Villarreal the gap at the top of the table has been reduced to six points. Read the rest of this entry »

La liga 2011/2012 – standing after week 28

March 19th, 2012

Barcelona’s gap with Real Madrid closed to eight points this weekend after Madrid drew against Malaga. Barcelona, who played on Saturday night, had a good 2-0 away win against Sevilla with goals from Xavi and Messi. Read the rest of this entry »

La liga 2011/2012 – standing after week 27

March 12th, 2012

The weekend’s matches leave Real Madrid on 70 points and FC Barcelona ten points behind on 60. Trailing well behind in third place is Valencia, on 44 points. Read the rest of this entry »

La liga 2011/2012 – standing after week 26

March 5th, 2012

The weekend ended once again with Real Madrid maintaining their ten point advantage over FC Barcelona. Read the rest of this entry »

La Liga 2011/2012 – standing after week 25

February 27th, 2012

Real Madrid remain 10 points ahead of FC Barcelona after both won their fixtures this weekend. Barça is now 14 points ahead of Valencia in third place, a masive 24 points separating first and third places. Read the rest of this entry »

Valdés the Star at the Calderon

February 27th, 2012

A magical late free-kick by Lionel Messi won all three points for Barcelona at the Vicente Calderón on Sunday night, as Barcelona battled to a 2-1 victory. Víctor Valdés made some important saves and interceptions to keep the home team at bay.

The first half was a competitive and feisty affair. As is always the case, Barcelona took the initiative, while Los Rojiblancos appeared intent to sit back, remaining compact and deep throughout, and looking to burst forward on the rare occasions they could wrest possession from Barça.

This time Barcelona started brightly – after seven minutes Messi bustled through three challenges and had the ball in the net, only to see the goal ruled out harshly for a handball.

Xavi then went close, forcing an acrobatic save from Courtois from a free-kick 30 yards out. Atlético responded with a couple of dangerous breaks, with Falcao central to their attacking threat. Mascherano kept the Colombian striker out with a perfectly timed tackle in the box, and then Valdés came off his line in flash to cut out a through-ball.

Some full-blooded challenges added an edge to the match, with the home team picking up a succession of borderline dangerous tackles. But Barcelona gradually found some composure, and their goal came from the best move of the half.

Messi worked some space on the edge of the box as the team broke forward. He fed Cesc down the left, who produced a perfectly-weighted first-time cross low for Dani Alves to finish at the back post.

Valdés had to be sharp once again, bravely denying Falcao as he bore down on goal. And on the stroke of half-time Cesc responded with a rugged tackle of his own, taking Juanfran out as the full-back tried to shield the ball by the corner flag.

Atlético pushed forward early in the second half, and within minutes of the restart they had pulled a goal back. A corner from the right was deflected across goal and Falcao arrived at the back post to volley home first-time.

From there it was an even contest, with Barcelona controlling possession but Atlético driving forward with increasing menace. Still, it was the away side that game closest to taking the lead. Mid-way through the second half Alves got the ball down the right and flashed in a teasing cross that just evaded Messi’s lunge but was met by Alexis at the back-post, who headed agonisingly over.

Then, a defensive mix-up by Barça let Falcao in, but once again Valdés read the danger and managed to palm away the striker’s attempted lob. With time running out for Barcelona, it was Messi who made the difference. After a largely indifferent performance the Argentine took a quick free-kick from the left angle of the area that beat the wall and swirled over Courtois’ head and into the top corner.

Barcelona then had to defend some tricky situations, by Valdés was brave in making some important catches from set-pieces.

0-1 Dani Alves (min 35)
1-1 Falcao (min 49)
1-2 Messi (min 81)

La Liga 2011/2012 – standing after week 24

February 20th, 2012

Barcelona remain ten points behind Real Madrid in the Spanish league after both teams won their respective matches. Madrid beat Racing Santander, currently languishing in the relegation zone, 4-0, while Barcelona’s 5-1 win against Valencia was much more spectacular given that Valencia are placed third in the league. Read the rest of this entry »


 

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