Spanish Primera Liga : La Liga 2013/14 , Atletico Madrid are Champions

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Saturday, 9 April 2011
09 April 2011 09:30pm IST Athletic Bilbao v Real Madrid , Live on Ten Action Plus
09 April 2011 11:30pm IST Barcelona v Almeria , Live on Ten Action Plus
10 April 2011 01:30am IST Mallorca v Sevilla

Sunday, 10 April 2011
10 April 2011 08:30pm IST Hercules v Espanyol
10 April 2011 08:30pm IST Malaga v Deportivo
10 April 2011 08:30pm IST Racing Santander v Levante
10 April 2011 08:30pm IST Sporting Gijon v Osasuna
10 April 2011 10:30pm IST Atletico Madrid v Sociedad
11 April 2011 12:30am IST Valencia v Villarreal

Monday, 11 April 2011
12 April 2011 12:30am IST Zaragoza v Getafe

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Atheltic Bilbao v Real Madrid (0-3)
14' Kaka (Penalty)
54' Kaka (Penalty)
70' Ronaldo

Barcelona v Almeria (3-1)
50' Miguel Angel Corona
53' Lionel Messi (Penalty)
64' Thiago Alcantara
92' Lionel Messi

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Barcelona : 84 Points (31)
Real Madrid : 76 Points (31)

Valencia : 57 Points (30)
Villarreal : 54 Points (30)

The difference between 2nd and 3rd

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Kaka scored two penalties as a much-changed Real Madrid proved they will not give up their title bid without a fight after claiming an impressive victory over Athletic Bilbao at San Mames.

Kaka netted from the spot at the start of either half following fouls on Angel Di Maria while Cristiano Ronaldo climbed off the bench to net Madrid's third midway through the second period to complete the scoring.

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Barcelona came from behind to secure a 3-1 win over rock-bottom Almeria that preseves their eight-point advantage at the top of the table.

Barca had briefly appeared to be in danger of a shock defeat when they were caught on the counter and Corona gave the visitors the advantage.
The hosts were soon back on level terms, though, as goalkeeper Diego Alves was penalised for a rash tackle on David Villa in the area and Lionel Messi converted the resulting spot kick.

Youth product Thiago Alcantara then scored his second goal for the club to make it 2-1 shortly afterwards, and Messi wrapped up the scoring in injury time as he punished a poor piece of defending.

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He will revenge....

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Real Madrid 1-1 Barcelona: Spanish rivals share draw
Barcelona remained eight points clear of Real Madrid in La Liga as the two rivals drew in the first of four games they will play in just over two weeks.

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Albiol was sent off after fouling David Villa

Lionel Messi penalty gave Barca an early second-half lead after Raul Albiol hauled David Villa to the ground with a challenge that saw him sent off.
Real's equaliser was also provided by a penalty when Daniel Alves brought down fellow Brazilian Marcelo.

The two clubs now meet in the Copa del Rey final on 20 April, which will be followed by their Champions League semi-final.
Saturday's El Clasico never quite morphed into a classic and at times was spoiled by some cynical challenges and gamesmanship, with even Messi reduced to kicking the ball into the stands at one point.
Real's initial policy was one of containment - Mesut Ozil began the game on the bench - which was, perhaps, not such a surprising tactical decision given Mourinho's team had been embarrassingly beaten by Barcelona 5-0 at the Nou Camp in November.
That strategy was to crowd the midfield in the hope of stifling Barca's passing game, relying on Ronaldo and Angel di Maria to provide the home side's counter-attacking threat.
It was a strategy that enabled Barcelona to dominate possession, though Real probably had the clearer openings in the first half.
Just before the half-hour Di Maria glimpsed goal only to miscue with a wild shot and soon after Ronaldo swept into the Barca area before Adriano raced across to take the ball away from the Portuguese winger.
Adriano's fellow defenders - Carles Puyol and Gerard Pique - also made crucial interceptions in a niggly opening half to cut out passes from Ronaldo and Di Maria.
Just before the interval Ronaldo's powerful header was headed off the line by Adriano following a Real corner.
It was Di Maria's fellow Argentine Messi who carried the main Barca threat to Real in those opening 45 minutes.
Early on Messi attempted to lob Casillas and after a slaloming run by the Argentine international the Real Madrid goalkeeper did well to beat away the Barca forward's shot.
Casillas also appeared to bring down Villa but referee Cesar Muniz Fernandez was unmoved apart from waving a yellow card at Pique for his protestations over the decision.
Early in the second half Ronaldo's dipping free-kick clipped the upright but minutes later Real found themselves a man and a goal down.
If Villa's first-half penalty appeal had been ignored by Fernandez the referee immediately pointed to the spot after Albiol crudely wrestled the former Valencia striker to the ground.
Messi's penalty was not the best but Casillas dived early as the Argentine notched up his 49th goal of the season.
Barca then had to rejig their defence when Puyol, who was playing for the first time in three months following a knee injury, had to be substituted with what looked like a hamstring injury.
Not that the loss of their captain seemed to have any effect on Barca's increasing dominance as Xavi Hernandez clipped the bar with a curling shot.
Mourinho introduced Ozil and the on-loan Emmanuel Adebayor as Real attempted to salvage points and pride from the game.
And Real managed to do just that when Marcelo went to ground after he was tackled by Alves and Ronaldo's precise penalty provided the Portuguese's forward with his 29th league goal of the season.
After Saturday's league match the two clubs will meet in the Copa del Rey final on 20 April, which will be followed by their Champions League semi-final - with the first leg at Real's Bernabeu stadium on 27 April and Barca staging the second at the Nou Camp on 3 May.
With six games left in La Liga, Real are likely to need a dramatic collapse by Barca for Mourinho's side to win the league, though they can take credit from their ability to take a point from a game in which they played nearly half of it with 10 men.
"Eleven against 10 and it was practically mission impossible," said Mourinho. "Especially against a team that - with possession of the ball - are the best in the world.
"We drew and nearly won but, with the circumstances of the game, it's a draw you have to be happy with."
Mourinho's Barca counterpart Pep Guardiola said: "We should have attacked Casillas' goal more when it was 1-0 but its natural to sit back some when you're in the lead."

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First leg matchinekkal Realinu pidichu nilkkan patti.. bracilonakku onnu koodi homework cheyyendi varum...La Liga title barcilonakku thanne ..pakshe champions leag semifinal
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