View Poll Results: Who Will Win La Liga ?

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  • Real Madrid

    13 39.39%
  • Barcelona

    16 48.48%
  • Atletico Madrid

    4 12.12%
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Thread: Spanish Primera Liga : La Liga 2013/14 , Atletico Madrid are Champions

  1. #2361

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    Quote Originally Posted by solomon joseph View Post
    bundis liga, serie A il ninnu oru player polum illa

    Hummels/Kompany instead of Pique..
    Alba instead of Marcelo..
    Pirlo/Busquets instead of Xabi Alonso
    Didn't think Laves had grt season either..Rest all justified n desrvd2be there imo

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  2. #2362

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boney View Post
    Hummels/Kompany instead of Pique..
    Alba instead of Marcelo..
    Pirlo/Busquets instead of Xabi Alonso
    Didn't think Laves had grt season either..Rest all justified n desrvd2be there imo

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    Agree with all these changes. Plus Right full back should not have been Danni Alves. He was not in form last year,right?
    "If the ball is a crying toddler, then Andres Iniesta's first touch is a lullaby..."

  3. #2363

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    Saturday, January 12 , 2013
    12JAN2013 02:00am IST Athletic Bilbao v Vallecano , Live on Star Sports & ESPN HD
    12JAN2013 08:30pm IST Valladolid v Mallorca , Live on ESPN HD
    12JAN2013 10:30pm IST Espanyol v Celta Vigo , Live on Star Sports & ESPN HD

    Sunday, January 13 , 2013
    13JAN2013 12:30am IST Osasuna v Real Madrid , Live on Star Sports
    13JAN2013 02:30am IST Valencia v Sevilla , Live on Star Sports
    13JAN2013 04:30pm IST Betis v Levante , Live on Star Sports & ESPN HD
    13JAN2013 09:30pm IST Sociedad v Deportivo , Live on Star Sports & ESPN HD
    13JAN2013 11:30pm IST Atletico Madrid v Zaragoza , Live on Star Sports & ESPN HD

    Monday, January 14 , 2013
    14JAN2013 01:30am IST Malaga v Barcelona , Live on Star Sports & ESPN HD

    Tuesday, January 15 , 2013
    15JAN2013 12:30am IST Getafe v Granada

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  6. #2365

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    Quote Originally Posted by Devarajan Master View Post
    Agree with all these changes. Plus Right full back should not have been Danni Alves. He was not in form last year,right?
    ye Alves was not @his best... Ramos/Piszeck -Kompany-Hummels-Alba
    Xavi-Pirlo/Busi-Iniesta
    Messi-Falcao-Cristiano

  7. #2366
    mampilly
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    Goalless draw for real against Osuana

  8. #2367
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    Ten-man Real Madrid slumped to a dire 0-0 draw at Osasuna in the Spanish league as coach Jose Mourinho failed to compensate for the absence of top scorer Cristiano Ronaldo on Saturday.

    With Ronaldo serving a one-game suspension, Madrid's pedestrian attack didn't manage a shot between the posts until injury time and was lucky to avoid a loss to the relegation-threatened Osasuna.

    Mourinho sent on Karim Benzema, Mesut Oezil and Kaka as luxury reinforcements to try and jump start his attack after halftime, but Kaka lasted 18 minutes on the pitch before receiving his second booking in the 76th minute and his teammates never seriously threatened.

    "Maybe we were lacking some spark tonight," said Madrid defender Raul Albiol. "Even though we are way behind Barcelona, we wanted to win the game."

    Elsewhere, three homes teams earned wins as Valencia beat Sevilla 2-0, Valladolid downed Mallorca 3-1, and Espanyol edged out Celta Vigo 1-0.

    Madrid is in a distant third place with only one win in its last four league games. The draw left it 15 points behind Barcelona before the league leader visits Malaga on Sunday.

    If Barcelona wins at La Rosaleda Stadium, 18 points would be Madrid's largest deficit since it was 20 points behind league-leading Atletico Madrid in May 1996.

    "I don't want to explain why we can be 18 points behind Barcelona," Mourinho said.

    "Things happened in the first weeks that I don't want to talk about. Then, with the gap already large, one team has the pressure while the other doesn't," he said, apparently forgetting that Atletico Madrid is also ahead of his team in the table.

    For weeks, Madrid's coach and players have acknowledged that its chances of defending the league title were virtually gone, but Saturday's drab performance — Ronaldo or no — was by far the worst of its disappointing season.

    Mourinho has turned off many of Madrid's fans in recent weeks by benching veteran goalkeeper Iker Casillas. Casillas was back in goal with Adan Garrido suspended, but Madrid's latest slip will give Mourinho's critics only more ammunition.

    "You never hear me use injuries to my players as an excuse and I won't do it with suspended ones now," the Portuguese manager said.

    Madrid showed that it needs Ronaldo for more than just his 16 goals in league play. It also apparently depends on the Portugal forward for its attack to rise above mediocrity.

    Ronaldo may not have been there, but Madrid is not poor as high-priced talent goes. Still, even with Argentina forwards Gonzalo Higuain and Angel Di Maria supported by Luka Modric and Xabi Alonso it couldn't create scoring opportunities.

    "(Ronaldo) is the best or among the best players in the world and he makes a big impact for Madrid," said Osasuna goalkeeper Andres Fernandez. "I don't think they were comfortable. It was difficult for them to get into the match, and that is to our credit."

    After a drab first half by both sides at Reyno de Navarra stadium, Osasuna's Kike Sola finally recorded a shot between the posts moments into the second half when Casillas was forced to block his shot.

    Only Osasuna's poor finishing touch saved Madrid from a loss as the hosts claimed the initiative but couldn't take the winner.

    Roberto Soldado scored two goals off corner kicks to give Valencia a 2-0 win over visiting Sevilla as it confirmed its turnaround under coach Ernesto Valverde with a third straight win.

    Valencia provisionally rose into seventh place, while Sevilla stayed in 12th with only one away victory in nine games.

    Valladolid forward Patrick Ebert returned from injury in fine fashion by scoring two goals and setting up the late winner against struggling Mallorca.

    Espanyol, meanwhile, escaped the relegation zone after beating Celta at Cornella-El Prat Stadium thanks to Sergio Garcia's first-half goal.

    Atletico hosts Real Zaragoza on Sunday, while Real Betis plays Levante, and Deportivo La Coruna is at Real Sociedad. Getafe hosts Granada on Monday.

    Rayo Vallecano extended its winning streak to four games by beating Athletic Bilbao 2-1 on Friday.

  9. #2368

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    Quote Originally Posted by mampilly View Post
    Goalless draw for real against Osuana
    There will no motivation for them , for what they are playing now ? for a Champions League berth

  10. #2369
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    Quote Originally Posted by Giggs View Post
    There will no motivation for them , for what they are playing now ? for a Champions League berth
    Kurachu neram njanum kandu.Oru energy illatha pole. What happens to real? If they are not wins the CL, this may be last season of Mourinjo in Madrid

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    Quote Originally Posted by mampilly View Post
    Kurachu neram njanum kandu.Oru energy illatha pole. What happens to real? If they are not wins the CL, this may be last season of Mourinjo in Madrid
    They played like a small time team...trying to score on the break against the bottom team of Laliga!!! .....and still couldn't.
    "If the ball is a crying toddler, then Andres Iniesta's first touch is a lullaby..."

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