Primera Liga ~ Juegos Enero 2012

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8 Enero 2012

Espanyol v Barcelona, 16:00
Getafe 0-0 Athletic Bilbao, 16:00
Levante 0-0 Mallorca, 16:00
Malaga 0-0 Atletico Madrid, 16:00
Racing Santander 1-0 Real Zaragoza, 16:00
Rayo Vallecano 2-1 Sevilla, 16:00
Real Betis v Sporting Gijon, 16:00
Real Madrid 5-1 Granada, 16:00
Real Sociedad 0-0 Osasuna, 16:00
Villarreal v Valencia, 16:00









15 Enero 2012

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









22 Enero 2012

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









29 Enero 2012

Espanyol 1-0 Mallorca, 16:00
Levante 1-2 Getafe, 16:00
Malaga 2-1 Sevilla, 16:00
Osasuna v Atletico Madrid, 16:00
Racing Santander 2-2 Valencia, 16:00
Rayo Vallecano 2-3 Athletic Bilbao, 16:00
Real Betis 1-2 Granada, 16:00
Real Madrid 3-1 Real Zaragoza, 16:00
Real Sociedad 5-1 Sporting Gijon, 16:00
Villarreal 0-0 Barcelona, 16:00

[elroja]

Gracias Sky Sports


Karim Benzema grabbed a double as Real Madrid thrashed Granada 5-1 at the Bernabeu to stretch their lead at the top of the Primera Liga to six points.

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Diego Simeone failed to get off to winning start on his debut as Atletico Madrid coach after his side's trip to Malaga ended in a goalless draw.

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Manolo Jimenez also made a losing start to his tenure as Real Zaragoza coach as Racing Santander inflicted a narrow 1-0 defeat on the La Liga strugglers.

Jimenez took over a side rock bottom of the table after the departure from the hotseat of Javier Aguirre, four points behind 19th-placed Racing and five adrift of safety.

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Real Sociedad and Osasuna stretched their unbeaten league runs to six games in a goalless draw but it was the visitors who were happier as the hosts dominated almost the entire match.

Goalkeeper Andres Fernandes was the Osasuna's main man as he made a string of fine saves, the best coming just three minutes from time as he pushed away Diego Ifran's well-struck volley.

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An inspired performance from goalkeeper Gustavo Munua secured a point for Levante in a disappointing goalless draw with Real Mallorca.

Hasta Pronto!!

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Barcelona restored the gap to Real Madrid at the top of the table to five points, but they were again far from their best as they were made to work hard for a 4-2 home win over Real Betis.

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A stunning injury-time winner from substitute Oscar Trejo earned Sporting Gijon a vital win over European hopefuls Malaga that helped move them away from the foot of the table.


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Athletic Bilbao produced a superb first-half display to ease past Levante 3-0 and move to within four points of their fourth-placed opponents in the race for a Champions League place.

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Simeone secured his first win as Atletico Madrid coach as his side dominated from start to finish to beat a poor Villarreal 3-0 on Sunday.

Osasuna's 11-game unbeaten run at home came to an end as Racing Santander continued their excellent start to Juanjo Gonzalez's reign with a 2-0 win at the Reyno de Navarra.

Primera BBVA Table - January 15 2012

1 Real Madrid 46
2 Barcelona 41
3 Valencia 34
4 Levante 30
5 Athletic Bilbao 26
6 Osasuna 26


Hasta Pronto!

[gonzales]

Hey I didnt realise Real were that far ahead, whats with Barca this year, didnt they win the last game over Mourinhos lot ?

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Real had to come from behind at the Santiago Bernabeu as Athletic Bilbao took the lead the on 13 minutes, with Fernando Llorente firing home.

But Real were soon level, with Brazilian Marcelo converting after good work from Karim Benzema.

Cristiano Ronaldo then added two penalties before Jose Callejon completed the scoring four-minutes from time.

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Lionel Messi was at his brilliant best as he grabbed a hat-trick in Barcelona's 4-1 win at Malaga.

The Andalusia club had no answer to the Catalan giants - who led 1-0 at the break through Messi.

Alexis Sanchez then doubled their advantage just after the break before Messi competed his treble.

Malaga claimed a late consolation through Salomon Rondon.

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Third placed Valencia were denied victory at Osasuna after a dramatic finale in the Basque country.

Valencia thought they had won when Roberto Soldado pounced just five-minutes from time.

Then Los Che were reduced to ten-men when David Albelda was sent-off and just moments later Lolo levelled for the home side.

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Real Mallorca moved four-points clear of the drop-zone after a 1-0 win at Rayo Vallecano with Ivan Ramis grabbing the winner just before the hour.

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Levante and Real Zargoza played out a goalless draw.


gracias sky sports

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Aritz Aduriz: Notched a brace for Valencia but his side still drew


Third-placed Valencia conceded a late equaliser to draw 2-2 at lowly Racing Santander.

Goals from Dani Guiza and Diego Castro helped give in-form Getafe their fourth win in six league games as they beat fourth-placed Levante 2-1.

David Zurutuza scored twice in the opening three minutes as Real Sociedad thumped Sporting Gijon 5-1 to pile the pressure on visiting boss Manuel Preciado.

New coach Abel Resino enjoyed a great start to life on the Granada bench as his side defeated Andalusian rivals Real Betis 2-1 to climb out of the bottom three.

In the late kick-off, a blistering start earned Malaga a 2-1 victory over Sevilla in a lively Andalusian derby at the Estadio La Rosaleda.

The match was bad-tempered and low on quality, but nevertheless entertaining, and Sevilla's Coke Andujar had an equaliser disallowed after Malaga's Alarcon Isco had been sent off.


Spanish Primera BBVA

1 Real Madrid 52
2 Barcelona 45
3 Valencia 36
4 Levante 31
5 Espanyol 31
6 Athletic Bilbao 29



Gracias Sky Sports/La Marca