Spanish Primera Division (La Liga) Table Through February 13, 2012 - The 90th Minute Soccer
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Below is the La Liga table through February 13, 2012.
OVERALLHOMEAWAYPOSTEAMPWDLFAWDLFAWDLFAGDPts1Real
Madrid22191275211001451591130654582Barcelona22146263161010453452181347483Valencia22117435227222212452131013404Levante22958292963217832612210325Espanyol22958252662314123351114-1326Atlético
Madrid22877312764121723610204317Málaga2294928327221915227917-4318Osasuna22710526356421711163924-9319Athletic
Bilbao2279634304522114344131643010Rayo Vallecano228410273241615134341219-52811Real
Sociedad22769253044314123261118-52712Getafe227692229442973271322-72713Sevilla
FC2268822265241616164610-42614Real
Betis228212253152415143081017-62615Villarreal2268823305511811137519-72616Mallorca2267919284341111245817-92517Granada2274111731443109308722-142518Racing
Santander2241171826363891541017-82319Sporting Gijon225413204333510132181030-231920Real
Zaragoza22361318382358151381023-2015
Champions League: 1st , 2nd , 3rd, 4th (qualifying)
Europa League: 5th , 6th
Relegation: 18th , 19th , 20th
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Spanish Primera Division (La Liga) Table Through February 13, 2012 - The 90th Minute Soccer
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Real Madrid v Levante Preview, Prediction, TV Listings, Betting Odds La Liga 12 February 2012 -
The 90th Minute Soccer Blog
Real Madrid can extend their lead at the top of the table to ten points with a win as they host
Levante in the Spanish Primera Division (La Liga). The match will take place at the Estadio
Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, February 12, 2012.
Spanish Primera Division (La Liga) Table Through February 11, 2012 - The 90th Minute Soccer
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Below is the La Liga table through February 11, 2012.
OVERALLHOMEAWAYPOSTEAMPWDLFAWDLFAWDLFAGDPts1Real
Madrid2118127119901411391130652552Barcelona22146263161010453452181347483Valencia2110743122622181245213109374Levante21957272563217832510172325Espanyol219572524622141033511141326Atlético
Madrid22877312764121723610204317Osasuna22710526356421711163924-9318Athletic
Bilbao227963430452211434413164309Málaga2184925316221614227917-62810Getafe217682227442973261320-52711Sevilla
FC216872224524161616368-22612Real Betis228212253152415143081017-62613Rayo
Vallecano217410253231613134341219-72514Mallorca2167818254341111244714-72515Granada2174101628443109307619-122516Real
Sociedad21669233034312123261118-72417Racing
Santander2241171826363891541017-82318Villarreal2158820294511510137519-92319Sporting
Gijon215412203933510132171026-191920Real Zaragoza2126131638235815038823-2212
Champions League: 1st , 2nd , 3rd, 4th (qualifying)
Europa League: 5th , 6th
Relegation: 18th , 19th , 20th
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Spanish Primera Division (La Liga) Recap 11 February 2012 - The 90th Minute Soccer Blog
Below is a recap of all the La Liga matches on February 11, 2012.
Racing Santander 0-0 Atletico Madrid
Racing moves out of the relegation zone Atletico Madrid are up to 6th place. It was a physical
match with four yellow cards given to each side.
Osasuna v FC Barcelona Preview, Prediction, TV Listings, Betting Odds La Liga 11 February 2012 -
The 90th Minute Soccer Blog
FC Barcelona are seven points back in the title race as they travel to face Osasuna in the
Spanish Primera Division (La Liga). The match will take place at the Estadio Reyno de Navarra in
Pamplona, Spain on Saturday, February 11, 2012.
Spanish Primera Division (La Liga) Match Predictions 11 February 2012 - The 90th Minute Soccer
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Below are predictions for all the La Liga matches on February 11, 2012. Times listed below are
GMT or local UK time.
Spanish Primera Division (La Liga) Match Predictions
Saturday, 11 February 2012
Racing Santander v Atletico Madrid, 17:00 Atletico wins 2-1
Osasuna v Barcelona, 19:00 Barcelona wins 2-0
Real Betis v Athletic Bilbao, 21:00 1-1 Draw
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Chasing the Big Leagues Real Valladolid and the contenders (Spain Segunda) is a post from: Just
Football
Just Football's Tales from Tier Two series, in
association with @tiertwofooty, continues now as we continue with Spain's Liga Adelante. First we
assessed the promotion chances of Deportivo La Coruña in Spain's Segunda
Division:
Real Valladolid
Real Valladolid have been in and around the top six all season in Spain's
Segunda Division following a run of just 2 defeats in 22 games since kicking off the season with a
3-0 win at Gimnastic Tarragona.
Chasing the Big Leagues Deportivo La Coruna (Spain Segunda) is a post from: Just Football
Just Football's Tales from Tier Two series
continues now with a look at the promotion chances of Deportivo La Coruña in
Spain's Segunda Division:
Deportivo La Coruna
Deportivo have a three point lead on Valladolid and Hercules going into week 22 as the
blanquiazules aim to bounce back to La Liga at the first time of asking.
Villa-Villa-Villa, Villa Maravilla! Road to recovery begins for Spain's kid is a post from: Just
Football
David Villa is not the most controversial of footballers. If you're the type of
fan that likes his players a little rough around the edges, or the type for whom players only
register when they do something out of the ordinary the Barcelona striker may
rarely even register.
By JOEY SAMUEL
While the retaining of David Beckham's services remains up in the air for the Los Angeles
Galaxy, five other players saw their contract situations get a lot clearer on Friday.
Sean Franklin and Bryan Jordan re-signed with Los Angeles, while Adam Cristman's option was
picked up, allowing Bruce Arena to keep key parts of the deep squad that won the 2011 MLS Cup and
Supporters' Shield.
The El Clasico teams of Barcelona and Real Madrid have continued their battle for superiority at
the top of the Spanish Primera Division this season, with both facing tricky fixtures over the next
three weeks.
Valencia v Real Madrid
Valencia finished third last season and on their day have the ability to take on the big two;
they host Madrid on Saturday 19th November at the Mestalla.
Hi, its me Bruce. Your host and editor of du Nord Futbol, Soccer, Football. Please enjoy my latest
photo essay. (click on any photo to enlarge)
dN
Late last month I had the privilege of traveling to New York City for the unveiling of not 1 but 2
new products from Nike Soccer.
La Liga: A change gon' come? is a post from: Just Football
As emphatic as it was, there was something eminently unwatchable about Real Madrid's
opening day 6-0 win over Real Zaragoza. It was unsettling. Too brutal. Too one-sided. Like
watching Manny Pacquiao batter Ricky Hatton if the fight had been made to go all twelve rounds no
matter how badly Pacquiao bloodied his opponent.
It's time to bring you another listing of weekend soccer action on American television. As I've
said before, I started compiling this list just so I could figure out what I want to watch each
weekend. Now, that I'm living in Argentina, this list is pretty irrelevant to me, but we will
continue to bring it to you on a timely basis.
Just Football: La Liga 2010-11 Team of the Season (minus Real Madrid and Barcelona) is a post
from: Just Football
So, now that the 2010/11 La Liga season is over, it's time to look back and pick out some of the
standout performers of the last nine months. However, in a cunning twist, I have decided that it
would be far more interesting if we just ignored everyone that plays for Barcelona and Real
Madrid.
La Liga Lowdown, Jornada 38: Super Depor say goodbye is a post from: Just Football
The curtains closed on another season in La Liga on Saturday night after a tense final day at
the bottom. With Almería and Hércules already down, there was
just one place left to fill, and six teams all fighting to the death to avoid it Mallorca, Osasuna,
Real Sociedad, Zaragoza, Getafe, Deportivo.
La Liga Lowdown, Jornada 36: Barcelona crowned champions is a post from: Just Football
Yes, with two games to spare, week 36 witnessed the inevitable as FC Barcelona
wrapped up the title – their third in three years. The point earned against Levante was enough
for the Catalans to clinch the title, leaving rivals Real Madrid six points behind them.
La Liga Lowdown, Jornada 34: Thrills at the bottom as the big boys lose out is a post from: Just
Football
Barcelona lost. Real Madrid lost. When was the last time you heard that after a weekend in La
Liga? Well, let me tell you: 2009. It's been two years since they both succumbed to defeat in the
same round of games, so Saturday's events came as a bit of a shock.
After 102 minutes of physical play, tremendous goalkeeping and numerous chances both ways,
Cristiano Ronaldo had the final say.
Ronaldo headed home an Angel di Maria cross at the end of the first period of extra time to lift
Real Madrid to a 1-0, extra-time victory over Barcelona in a tense, thrilling final of the Copa del
Rey.
Sorry for the long absence. I've spent the past two months in Mexico and Central America and it
turned out that finding free and convenient wifi in the area wasn't so convenient. Plus, I was just
having way too much fun. (Feel free to read about the adventures
here.)
But, we're back.
Sorry for the long absence. I've spent the past two months in Mexico and Central America and it
turned out that finding free and convenient wifi in the area wasn't so convenient. Plus, I was just
having way too much fun. (Feel free to read about the adventures
here.)
But, we're back.
Malaga are currently on 29 points and second bottom of the Spanish Primera Division. Jose Salomon
Rondon - 21 year-old Venezuelan striker The club's position in the league will be important,
because there is news today that if Malaga are relegated, Newcastle are ready to go after their 21
year-old striker Jose Salomon Rondon.
La Liga Lowdown, Jornada 27: Pellegrini's decision backfires on relegation-threatened Málaga is
a post from: Just Football
Things aren't looking good for Málaga, and this week coach Manuel
Pellegrini is the villain. Well, "villain" might be slightly harsh and probably sounds
like something straight from a Marca editorial, but it hasn't been the best of weeks for
the former Real Madrid boss, let's say.
La Liga Lowdown, Jornada 25/26: Real Madrid hit seven past weakened Málaga is a post from: Just
Football
As you may have noticed, the schedule in Spain is hectic at the moment – round 25 of La Liga
was played at the weekend, while round 26 was a midweek affair, with games being played from
Tuesday to Thursday.
La Liga Lowdown, Jornada 24: Complications at Camp Nou but Barcelona still top is a post from:
Just Football
Barcelona were given another tough game by Athletic Bilbao
this weekend, but overcame the Basques to remain five points clear of nearest rivals Real
Madrid.
La Liga Lowdown, Jornada 22: Europe beckons for resurgent Athletic Bilbao is a post from: Just
Football
Over the past few seasons, not much has happened at Athletic Bilbao. A string
of mid-table finishes and a close call with relegation has seen their existence in the Spanish
top-flight become somewhat unspectacular, shall we say.
La Liga Lowdown, Jornada 21: Resilient Osasuna ruin Real Madrid's title hopes is a post from:
Just Football
"But it's only February," you may be thinking to yourself. How can one result end a team's hopes
of winning the league? Well, if one of the teams you're competing against is Barcelona, a single
loss can be catastrophic.
January Transfer Window 2011 – done deals (La Liga) is a post from: Just Football
Here are all the completed transfers in Spain's La Liga. As you might imagine, in Spain
spending during the January transfer window was a lot less than in the Premier League:
ALMERÍA
Ins: Juanito (Málaga), Antonio Luna (loan from Sevilla) Sofiane Feghouli (loan from
Valencia).
And the season continues. Yet again, there's a lot of action going on in the world but not so
much movement in the rankings. Much of the action going on right now is domestic cup action that
doesn't factor into the rankings. It can make for some interesting matches, particularly in the
later rounds, but it just doesn't affect the WCR Top 25.
And the season continues. Yet again, there's a lot of action going on in the world but not so
much movement in the rankings. Much of the action going on right now is domestic cup action that
doesn't factor into the rankings. It can make for some interesting matches, particularly in the
later rounds, but it just doesn't affect the WCR Top 25.
La Liga Lowdown, Jornada 20: Málaga – new manager, new players, same old problems is a post
from: Just Football
Until recently, no one really paid too much attention to south coast side
Málaga. They're your typical ‘yo-yo' club, bouncing between the top two tiers
of Spanish football, the Primera and Segunda División.
La Liga Lowdown, Jornada 19: Last placed Almería cause furore at the top is a post from: Just
Football
Such is the nature of La Liga, a single loss or draw could go a long way to deciding who wins
the title, and Real Madrid's failure to overcome Almería last
weekend was a set-back in their bid to beat Barcelona to top spot.
La Liga Lowdown, Jornada 18: Cristiano clinical as Real Madrid sink Villarreal is a post from:
Just Football
"Villarreal are the best team to have come here and those who have come closest
to winning," admitted Real Madrid boss José Mourinho after his
team's victory over La Liga's third-best team on Sunday.
La Liga Lowdown, Jornada 17: Winter break over...has anything changed? is a post from: Just
Football
The answer to that is "almost, but not quite". To begin with, there were nearly no games played
this round after the threatened strike action by the Spanish football players' association, the
AFE.
There's really not much change in the rankings from two weeks ago. The changes that there are
derive from movement at the top of the table in the English Premier League. There also has been
action in the past two weeks in the Portuguese League Cup and the Spanish Primera Division but the
Portuguese League Cup doesn't affect the rankings and the top of the Spanish Primera Division table
never changes.
