La Liga title race – Real Madrid and Barcelona take the Liga race to final day
La Liga title race enters in crucial moments. Zinedine Zidane‘s men did their bit by beat Valencia at the Bernabeu however should trust that both Atleti and Barca drop points next Saturday. Indeed, even without Gareth Bale they had a lot for Pako Ayestaran’s men, with Cristiano Ronaldo demonstrating definitive. The Portuguese drove at the Valencia resistance and carried past Aymen Abdennour with unadulterated force before hitting the ball crosswise over Diego Alves and into the base corner for the opener.
La Liga title race – Real Madrid and Barcelona take the Liga race to final day
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Karim Benzema included a second, however it ought to have been prevented for offside as hailed by the linesman. Ref Borbalán overruled his colleague and the lead was multiplied. Valencia pulled one back through previous Madrid (and Bolton) kid Rodrigo, yet Ronaldo’s second demonstrated critically. While Andre Gomes’ shocker had Valencia back in with a yell, Rodrigo’s red card and some frantic protecting kept out the guests and sent Madrid second.
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Then again, Barcelona is only an hour and a half far from consecutive La Liga title in the wake of knocking off neighbours 5-0 Espanyol at the Nou Camp. A splendid Lionel Messi free-kick broke the guests resolve inside the initial ten minutes when mentor Constantin Galca’s arrangement had all the earmarks of being to attempt and contain the hosts. They came to no place close, and Luis Suarez multiplied their lead in the second half to kill the diversion as a challenge before including a third. It implied that the Uruguayan (37) now has a greater number of objectives than Espanyol (36) this season, and Brazilian team Rafinha and Neymar scored to make it 5-0 at last.
Atletico Madrid, who started the day level on points with Barcelona, can no more in La Liga title race in the wake of losing at relegated Levante. With the Valencia club’s drop to the Liga Adelante affirmed a week ago, they had just pride to play for as the Champions League finalists made a beeline for the coast. Be that as it may, despite everything they had a lot for Diego Simeone’s men even subsequent to going behind to Fernando Torres’ second-minute opener.
Real Madrid goes to Deportivo La Coruña more in trust than desire yet with Gareth Bale planning to demonstrate his wellness in front of European football’s grand finale in Milan. Barcelona goes to Granada on the last day knowing a win in Andalucia crowns them champions for the second time in Luis Enrique’s two seasons as manager.