Primera Liga ~ Juegos Noviembre 2011

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6 Noviembre 2011

Athletic Bilbao 2-2 Barcelona, 16:00
Espanyol 0-0 Villarreal, 16:00
Getafe 3-2 Atletico Madrid, 16:00
Granada 0-0 Racing Santander, 16:00
Levante 0-2 Valencia, 16:00
Mallorca 0-0 Sevilla, 16:00
Rayo Vallecano 4-0 Real Sociedad, 16:00
Real Betis 0-0 Malaga, 16:00
Real Madrid 7-1 Osasuna, 16:00
Real Zaragoza 2-2 Sporting Gijon, 16:00


20 Noviembre 2011

Atletico Madrid 3-2 Levante, 16:00
Barcelona 4-0 Real Zaragoza, 16:00
Granada a-a Mallorca, 16:00
Osasuna 0-0 Rayo Vallecano, 16:00
Racing Santander v Malaga, 16:00
Real Sociedad 0-0 Espanyol, 16:00
Sevilla 1-2 Athletic Bilbao, 16:00
Sporting Gijon 2-1 Getafe, 16:00
Valencia 2-3 Real Madrid, 16:00
Villarreal 1-0 Real Betis, 16:00

27 Noviembre 2011

Athletic Bilbao 0-1 Granada, 16:00
Espanyol 1-2 Osasuna, 16:00
Getafe 1-0 Barcelona, 16:00
Levante 4-0 Sporting Gijon, 16:00
Malaga v Villarreal, 16:00
Mallorca 2-1 Racing Santander, 16:00
Rayo Vallecano 1-2 Valencia, 16:00
Real Betis 2-3 Real Sociedad, 16:00
Real Madrid 4-1 Atletico Madrid, 16:00
Real Zaragoza 0-1 Sevilla, 16:00

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Tino Costa: On target for Valencia in victory over Levante


Valencia climbed above Levante and into third place in the table as the former leaders suffered their second successive defeat, while the games at Real Mallorca and Real Betis ended goalless.


Real Betis ended their six-game losing streak with a creditable draw at home to big-spending Malaga


Not for the first time this season, Sevilla goalkeeper Javi Varas was the hero as his side claimed a 0-0 draw in Mallorca.

Mallorca dominated the start of the second half but missed a host of great chances, with Alejandro Alfaro the main culprit.


Real Madrid maintained their position at the top of the table in the Primera Liga following a 7-1 annihilation of Osasuna.




Primera Liga - Top - 6 Noviembre 2011


1 Real Madrid 28
2 Barcelona 25
3 Valencia 24
4 Levante 23
5 Sevilla 18
6 Malaga 17
7 Espanyol 16

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Deigo (22) is congratulated by team-mates after scoring in Atletico Madrid's win over Levante


Sunday's Primera Liga clash between Granada and Real Mallorca was abandoned in controversy, while Athletic Bilbao won to move up to sixth in La Liga.

There was controversy in the late kick-off between Granada and Real Mallorca when the assistant referee was injured after being struck on the right cheek by what appeared to be an umbrella thrown from the crowd.

Struggling Granada were leading 2-1 at the time after second half goals from Guilherme Siqueira and Carlos Martins, with Victor notching a 23rd minute opener for the visitors.

The referee took the players from the field after his assistant was struck in the 63rd minute, with blood coming from the wound on his cheek, and the decision was taken to abandon the game soon after

Athletic Bilbao stretched their unbeaten run to 11 games with a deserved 2-1 win at Sevilla.

Nacho Novo scored a dramatic late winner as Sporting Gijon came from behind to beat Getafe 2-1 at El Molinon.

Osasuna extended their unbeaten run at home this season to six games but were made to battle hard for a 0-0 draw against Rayo Vallecano.

Real Sociedad extended their winless run in Primera Liga to eight games as they drew 0-0 with Espanyol to remain in deep trouble.

Hasta Pronto !!

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Cristiano Ronaldo: Scored a penalty in each half as Real Madrid beat local rivals Atletico Madrid 4-1


Real Madrid continued their impressive run of form by claiming the derby honours after a 4-1 victory over Atletico as Barcelona suffered a shock defeat at Getafe.


Reigning champions Barcelona now trail Real by six points after slipping to a surprise 1-0 loss at Getafe.

The decisive goal arrived midway through the second half when Juan Valera headed home a corner to inflict a first defeat of the campaign on Barca.

Pep Guardiola's side pushed for a late equaliser and had Sergio Busquets booked for diving in trying to win a penalty, while Lionel Messi had a goal ruled out for offside and then struck the post when put clean through deep into stoppage-time.

Valencia are doing their best to stay in the title race and sit seven points behind Real after a 2-1 success at Rayo Vallecano.

Goals from Jonas and Tino Costa had Valencia in control on their travels before Vallecano substitute Raul Tamudo set up a nervy finish by pulling a goal back with five minutes to go.


Hasta Pronto !!