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Saturday, December 31, 2011

Real not looking to recruit new players: Mourinho

Real not looking to recruit new players: Mourinho

Spanish league leaders Real Madrid will not be looking to sign new players during the transfer window, coach Jose Mourinho said Friday.

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"The market is an opportunity that is open to those who need it, but we fortunately do not need it," he said during an end of year interview with the club's television station.

"The squad has been built with much work to provide the club with the means to fight for what we are fighting for.

"For us the market is closed. I don't want any player, I have not asked for one and I am not going to ask for one."

The former Chelsea coach also said his recent comments about his desire to eventually return to the English Premier League had been misinterpreted.

During an interview with the BBC on Monday, Mourinho said he was "very, very happy" at Real but his "passion" is England and his "next step" will be to go back to the country and "if possible, go and stay for a long time."

"Get me a good club in a couple of years," the Portuguese coach added.

The comment was interpreted by some in Spain as meaning he plans to leave Real when his current four-year contract with the club expires at the end of the 2013-14 season.

"You don't translate 'a couple of years' literally, it's an expression you use in the English language to mean in a few years, not exactly two," the Portuguese coach told Real's television station when asked about the comment.

"It could be two, three, four, 20, or you never know," he added.

"The best years of this team are yet to come. It is impossible to say how many more years I will stay, but what counts is the intention. The intention (to stay) is there."

Real are currently top of the Spanish league with 40 points, three ahead of bitter rivals Barcelona.

The squad resumed training on Thursday after an eight-day Christmas break.

Their first match after the Christmas pause will be at home against Malaga on Tuesday in the King's Cup.

Four days later they face Granada in their first league match of 2012.



Monday, December 19, 2011

Ronaldo treble leads Real to six-goal Sevilla rout

Ronaldo treble leads Real to six-goal Sevilla rout

Cristiano Ronaldo smashed a hat-trick as 10-man Real Madrid crushed Sevilla 6-2 on Saturday to storm back to the top of La Liga and a three-point lead over bitter rivals Barcelona.

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Jose Callejon, Angel Di Maria and Haltin Altintop were also on target in a match where Jose Mourinho's team were reduced to 10 men just before half-time when defender Pepe was red-carded.

Jesus Navas and Alvaro Negredo grabbed consolations for Sevilla while Madrid were also indebted to goalkeeper Iker Casillas for a wonder save when the advantage was only one goal.

Real are now guaranteed to end 2011 on top with Barcelona playing Brazilian side Santos on Sunday in Japan in the final of the Club World Cup.

"Sevilla played well but then so did we. Casillas made two important saves at an important time and then our reaction was good," said Real boss Jose Mourinho.

"I did not expect the result, we expected to win but not by so many, but we are now out on our own at the top."

The game began at a fast pace with Sevilla looking the more dangerous until Karim Benzema fired in a left-footed warning that Javi Varas parried away in the Sevilla goal on nine minutes.

A minute later, Madrid were in front when Di Maria threaded a perfect ball through the Sevilla defence for Ronaldo to hit home first time.

Sevilla came back almost immediately and Casillas produced a candidate for save of the season on 13 minutes to prevent Manu del Moral from converting from close range.

Four minutes later Casillas was at full stretch again to finger tip wide a Piotr Trochowski shot.

With quick wing play from Jesus Navas on the right and Del Moral on the left the home team were creating plenty of chances and looked the more likely to score.

But that was until the superb Di Maria chipped a delightful ball over the Sevilla defence that Callejon reached just ahead of Varas to clip home on 37 minutes.

Four minutes later a Ronaldo thunderbolt from 30 yards meant the victory was all but guaranteed as Madrid led 3-0 at half-time.

There was still time before the interval for Pepe to leave Madrid a man down when a stray arm connected with Alvaro Negredo giving him his second yellow.

Casillas was alert again on 56 minutes to block a shot from Ivan Rakitic and Gary Medel hit a spectacular volley just wide four minutes later.

Di Maria capped a match winning performance with his team's fourth on 66 minutes when put clear by Benzema.

Sevilla never gave up, providing much in an entertaining match and Navas got one back on 69 minutes, but they too were left with 10 men when Manu del Moral was shown a straight red for a foul on Alvaro Arbeloa five minutes later.

Benzema was tripped by Federico Fazio with five minutes remaining and Ronaldo converted the penalty for his 20th league goal of the season before substitute Altintop rounded off the rout with a minute remaining.

Negredo pulled one back for Sevilla in the 90th minute.

Espanyol kept up their push for a European place with a 2-1 victory over Sporting Gijon which kept their opponents in the relegation zone.

Sergio Garcia finished well for a deserved winner with seven minutes remaining after a searching pass from full back Didac Vil.

Thievy Bifouma had opened the scoring for Espanyol on two minutes with an unstoppable shot from the edge of the area.

Captain David Barral scored his seventh goal of the season to equalise for Sporting Gijon with a clever near post flick from a corner in the 60th minute.

Abdel Barrada was the star for Getafe with both goals in a 2-1 win over Mallorca.

Gaizka Toquero got a late winner for Athletic Bilbao to beat Real Zaragoza 2-1 and leave their opponents rooted to the bottom.

In a game featuring two red cards, the result lifted Bilbao to ninth place and puts in doubt the future of Zaragoza coach Javier Aguirre after his side's fifth consecutive defeat.


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Saturday, December 17, 2011

Real Madrid target year-ending La Liga top spot

Real Madrid target year-ending La Liga top spot

Real Madrid go to Sevilla on Saturday looking to hit back from their shattering home loss to bitter rivals Barcelona last weekend and finish the year top of La Liga with their title challenge reignited.

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Barca's victory in the Bernabeu means the two sides are equal at the top on 37 points, seven ahead of third-placed Valencia.

However, Madrid have played one game less and will be looking for maximum points in the Sanchez Pizjuan.

Away to fifth place Sevilla is not the easiest place for 'Los Merengues' to pick themselves up after the 3-1 defeat to Barcelona, but Madrid will want to widen the gap at the top over the Catalans who face Santos in the Club World Cup final in Japan on Saturday.

President Florentino Perez was quick to back his staff this week in the wake of last Saturday's game.

"One of my best decisions since I became president has been to bring in Jose Mourinho. He has a great virtue in that he never gives up no matter how difficult the task facing him," he said.

"The defeat last week hurts everybody but only makes us more motivated and stronger, nobody likes losing but confidence is high."

Madrid already returned to winning ways in the Spanish Cup on Tuesday with a 2-0 away victory at second division Ponferradina.

And Brazilian midfielder Kaka was clear this week that a victory in Seville can put their campaign back on the right path.

"After losing the 'clasico' it was important to win well at Ponferradina, now we go to Sevilla motivated because we know we can go clear at the top of the league," he said.

For Sevilla midfielder Manu del Moral there is no better way to come back from last weekend's defeat at Levante than to beat Madrid.

"They are one of the best teams in the world, to beat them we have to do almost everything well and be careful not to leave too much space because they are deadly on the counter-attack," he declared.

Madrid's Argentine midfielder Angel Di Maria did not train on Thursday due to a family bereavement but is expected to be available, Portuguese defender Ricardo Carvalho is their only unavailable squad member, out with a long term injury.

Sevilla will welcome back talismanic centre forward Freddie Kanoute from injury.

He proved his fitness scoring in the 1-0 away victory to San Roque in the Spanish Cup in midweek.

Third-placed Valencia face sixth-placed Malaga at home on Sunday in a clash where both teams are desperate to get their seasons back on track.

Champions League elimination at Chelsea followed by defeat at Real Betis last week means Valencia need a victory to stay in touch with the top two.

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Big-spending Malaga have dropped down the table after failing to win in two and need points to enhance their Champions League aspirations. They trail Valencia by six points and Levante, in fourth, by five.

Levante face a much-improved Mallorca who sit in 11th and are unbeaten in five league games with newly-appointed coach Joaquin Caparros slowly propelling the Balearic side up the table.

Saturday (Kick-offs GMT)

Sporting Gijon v Espanyol (1700), Mallorca v Getafe (1700), Atletic Bilbao v Zaragoza (1900), Sevilla v Real Madrid (2100)

Sunday

Atletico Madrid v Real Betis (1100), Granada v Levante (1500), Osasuna v Villarreal, (1700), Racing Santander v Real Sociedad (1845), Valencia v Malaga (2030)



Wednesday, December 14, 2011

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Jorge Mendes, agent to Cristiano Ronaldo’s and Jose Mourinho have denied claims that he spied on Barcelona on the behalf of Real Madrid. He had been accused of hiring spies to monitor Barcelona’s transfer activity in a view to increasing the prices of the Catalan club’s transfer targets.

Spying is considered common practice in Spain and is the reason why clubs are linked with the same players on many occasions.

Bad blood exists between the two teams. Barcelona triumphed in La Liga and Real Madrid won the Copa del Rey.

The two also met in the Champions League semi-final’s where Barcelona triumphed. The first leg was particularly hostile with Pepe being dismissed and an altercation during half-time between the two club’s staff and players.

Jose Mourinho has received backing from Madrid right-back Sergio Ramos who believes he is the right man to help the club defeat Barca. The problem Mourinho has is how to topple Barcelona from the top of La Liga, Madrid won 29 games in the league, drawing five and losing just four, a record which would have been good enough to win the league in any other major European country. Barcelona however managed 30 wins, drawing six and losing just twice.

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Real Madrid Superstar Ronaldo Sets La Liga Record For Most Goals in One Season

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Superstar Ronaldo Sets Spanish League Record For Most Goals in One Season

Real Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has become the first La Liga player to score 40 goals in a single league season in the history of the Spanish League. Ronaldo scored twice in Real Madrid's 8-1 rout of Almeria on Saturday. 

In his 34th La Liga game of the 2010-11 campaign, Ronaldo scored his 39th and 40th goal - setting the record to the delight of his fans on the final day against Almeria at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.

Ronaldo broke the outstanding 38 goals record of Hugo Sanchez and Telmo Zarra.

Ronaldo finished his campaign with a spectacular record of 40 goals in La Liga and 53 goals total. He was obsiously delighted as he danced with teamates after netting the record-breaking goal as Madrid coach Jose Mourinho grinned from the bench. The Portugal winger's second goal increased his season tally to 53 in all competitions, including 11 in the last four games. 

Ronaldo and Barcelona forward Lionel Messi are the first Spanish league players to score at least 50 goals in all competitions in one season. Last campaign, Lionel Messi scored 34 goals in La Liga play.

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1 Cristiano Ronaldo – Real Madrid (2010-11) 40 goals
2 Telmo Zarra – Athletic Bilbao (1950-51) 38 goals�
2 Hugo Sanchez – Real Madrid (1989-90) 38 goals
3 Baltazar – Atletico Madrid (1988-89) 35 goals
4 Hugo Sanchez – Real Madrid (1986-87) 34 goals�
4 Ronaldo – FC Barcelona (1996-97) 34 goals
4 Lionel Messi – FC Barcelona (2009-10) 34 goals




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Real Madrid Accuses UEFA and Barcelona - Conspiracy and Racism

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Real Madrid Accuses UEFA and Barcelona - Conspiracy and Racism

A bitter off-field feud has accompanied the Champions League semi-final between Barca and Real Madrid.

José Mourinho's assistant coach, Aitor Karanka accused UEFA of overlooking the racial abuse directed at Real Madrid full-back Marcelo by Sergio Busquets.

Karanka claimed that tomorrow's semi-final second leg was of only "secondary importance" in the face of Uefa's failure to act to defend fair play and the abandonment of ethics in the sport.

"There will be a player on the pitch who racially abused another player, while others who have done nothing wrong won't be there."

Karanka's comments are after a video released by Real Madrid on Monday that they claim shows Busquets calling the Madrid full-back Marcelo a "monkey".

They also came hours after Uefa announced that it had rejected the complaint made by Real Madrid against eight Barcelona players for "persistent and premeditated unsporting behaviour".

Uefa did not to act on the complaints made by Barcelona against Mourinho.

Real Madrid boss, Jose Mourinho reportedly does not want to talk about the accusations he made against UEFA. He suggested that there was a conspiracy to clear Barcelona’s path to the Champions League Final.

He also said Barcelona’s 2009 success was shrouded in “scandal”.

Mourinho stated that he had no regrets.

“I don’t want to talk for a very simple reason,” he said, referring to television pictures and photographs he felt suggested that Pepe did not make contact with Dani Alves in the tackle that led to the Madrid player’s dismissal – and that Barcelona’s players had simulated injuries during the game.

“That is because I do not need to. A picture is worth a thousand words and there are so many pictures that it means there are so many words and I do not have anything to add.”

“There are pictures that are real pictures and have not been put through Photoshop, plus videos that have not been manipulated. So I have absolutely nothing else to add. The images speak, I do not.”

“Moral[e] is the word,” he said. “We have moral[e] in every sense of the word.

“I did not make an accusation, I asked a question: ‘Why?’ That was my question and, as I said, I might die without getting an answer. These events mean that I have even more desire to continue at Real Madrid, because of what it means. Our shirt is white – and that has meaning. I am in very good shape. My health is perfect and I am working as always.”

Asked about the sendings-off, Mourinho said, “I do not want to answer that.”

And asked what responsibility Madrid as a team and he as coach had in the defeat on Tuesday night – he replied, “Zero.”

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Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho has provoked Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola by referring to comments his rival made after Madrid’s victory in the Copa del Rey final last week.

Guardiola had noted that his side had been close to winning: had a Pedro goal not been ruled out for a very close but correct offside, described by the coach as “the linesman’s good eyesight”, Barcelona might have taken the trophy.

“A new era has begun,” Mourinho said. “Until now there were two groups of coaches. One very, very small group of coaches that don’t speak about refs and then a big group of coaches, of which I am part, who criticise the refs when they have mistakes – people like me who don’t control their frustration but also people who are happy to value a great job from a ref.

“Now there is a third group, which is only [Guardiola], that criticises referees when they get decisions right! There is a new meaning now. In his first season lived the scandal of Stamford Bridge last year he played against a 10-man Inter. Now he is not happy with refs getting it right. I am not asking the referee to help my team. If the referee is good everyone will be happy – except Guardiola. He wants them to get it wrong.”

Guardiola worked with Mourinho at Barcelona.

“We worked together for four years. He knows me, I know him and that’s all. If he wants to go by things written after the Copa del Rey by friends from the written press or Florentino Pérez, with his milkmaid’s tales, then fine. If that matters more than our relationship, then that’s up to him. I am not going to justify my words. It leaves a bad taste in your mouth when someone you had a relationship with does [what he has done]. I always thought that when people didn’t understand me, it was because I had explained myself badly, but now I don’t. I said the referee [in the cup final] had been smart and very attentive. I said it was right. I pointed out simply that the result can be down to small things, that’s all. It was not a complaint. After victory I congratulated Real Madrid and that is what Barcelona does. We congratulated RM for the cup that they won on the field against a team that I represent proudly.”

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Madrid Wins Copa del Rey - Real Madrid 1-0 Barcelona

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Real Madrid goalkeeper and captain Iker Casillas celebrates with the Spanish Cup trophy after winning the final match, 1-0, over FC Barcelona on Wednesday at Mestalla Stadium in Valencia.

Iker Casillas made several stunning saves in the last 15 minutes of regulation to stop a Barcelona attack, and Real Madrid went on to win the Copa del Rey, 1-0, after extra time, in front of 52,000 fans at Valencia, Spain.

The decisive goal was made by Ronaldo. It was the Portuguese winger's 42nd goal this season in all competitions.

Casillas received the Copa del Rey Trophy from Spain's King Juan Carlos and Queen Sophia. He was overjoyed.

"We proved to everyone we can beat any team we want," he said.

The victory earned Real Madrid its first trophy under Coach Jose Mourinho.

"It's a very important title and we're going to enjoy it," said Ronaldo.

It was the 18th time Real Madrid has won the Copa del Rey. Barcelona has won the trophy 25 times.

Barcelona is expected to win the Spanish league title for the third year in a row.

Real Madrid plays host to Barcelona on April 27, with the decisive second game in the Champions League semifinal series in Barcelona on May 3.

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Real Madrid Update: Results and Upcoming Fixtures

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Lionel Messi v Cristiano Ronaldo in El Clasico

On Saturday, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi will fight another exciting battle in El Clasico. Real Madrid’s Ronaldo will enter the contest with a goal behind Barcelona’s Messi in La Liga’s top scorers’ chart.

Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo is fit, scoring three goals in his last 3 matches in all competitions. Ronaldo is now just 4 goals shy of hitting 200 career goals. He hopes at least one of those come at the Santiago Bernabeu against Barcelona on Saturday. Ronaldo has never ever scored against Barca - having faced the Catalans 6 times in total.

Barcelona's Lioned Messi - La Pulga - has not scored a single goal against Jose Mourinho  in the 8 matches that Messi has played against the Portuguese coach. This record could either come to an end or continue during El Clasico on Saturday at Real Madrid’s Santiago Bernabeu stadium.

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League: La Liga
Founded: 1902
Nicknames: Los Merengues, Los Madridistas, Los Blancos, Los Vikingos
Stadium: Santiago Bernabéu, Chamartín, Madrid
Chairman: Florentino Perez
Manager: Manuel Pellegrini(Head Coach) 
 
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Spanish Copa del Rey Final 2011: FC Barcelona v Real Madrid

Cristiano Ronaldo v Lionel Messi

Spanish Copa del Rey FINAL 2011: FC Barcelona v Real Madrid

Barca and Real fans are eagerly awaiting the upcoming King's Cup - Spainish Copa de Rey. The clash of the giants will be played at E Stadium in Valencia, Spain on April 20, 2011.

The popular contest is also a clash between Spain's two top goal scorers, Lionel Messi (Barcelona) and Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madird).

LIONEL MESSI

  • Squad No: 10
  • Position: Forward
  • Age: 23
  • Birth Date: Jun 24, 1987
  • Birth Place: Rosario, Argentina
  • Height: 5' 7'' (1.70m)
  • Weight: 67 kg
  • Messi's last match was a 2-1 victory against Getafe. Super-Messi almost gave Barca the lead with an impressive overhead kick after seven minutes, but the Argentinian - improvising with his back to goal - saw his effort saved by Getafe goalkeeper Jordi Codina. A powerful Dani Alves strike and a deflected Bojan Krkic effort gave Barcelona victory at home to Getafe in the Primera Division. Lionel won the 2009 and 2010 World Player of the Year awards.

    Lionel Messi: Games: 26, Goals: 27,
    Assists: 16, Shots: 129

    "Messi is my Maradona," said Maradona himself, as the head coach of the Argentine national team.                                                

    CRISTIANO RONALDO

  • Squad No: 7
  • Position: Forward
  • Age: 26
  • Birth Date: Feb 5, 1985
  • Birth Place: Madeira, Portugal
  • Height: 6' 1" (1.85m)
  • Weight: 75 kg
  • Ronaldo's last match was a 2-1 win against Athletico Madrid. Real Madrid continued their long-standing domination of city rivals Atletico Madrid with the win - and keep the pressure on Primera Division leaders Barcelona. Benzema struck his 10th goal from his last eight appearances to put Madrid ahead early on, and Mesut Ozil added a second before the break. Ronaldo won the Champions League with Manchester United in 2008, and subsequently was named FIFA's World Player of the Year. Cristiano's name Ronaldo came from his father's favorite actor, Ronald Reagan. 

    Cristiano Ronaldo: Games: 27, Goals: 27,
    Assists: 8, Shots: 208

     "I have nothing but praise for the boy. He is easily the best player in the world. He is better than Kaka and better than Messi. He is streets ahead of them all. His contribution as a goal threat is unbelievable. His stats are incredible. Strikes at goal, attempts on goal, raids into the penalty box, headers. It is all there. Absolutely astounding." Sir Alex Ferguson, July 2009.

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    Update: La Liga - Spanish League - Copa del Rey

    Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi Are Top Goal Scorers in Spanish League

    Spanish League - La Liga - Copa del Rey - Update

    Barcelona is at the top of the Spanish League with 78 points, followed by Real Madrid in second place with 73 points. Villarreal and Valencia are tied for third with 54 points.

    Barcelona is unbeaten in twenty-seven matches and have fifteen clean sheets. Real Madrid has fourteen clean sheets.

    Lionel Messi (Real Madrid) and Cristiano Ronaldo (Barcelona) are top goalscorers in the Spanish Premier League - followed by David Villa (Barcelona), Giuseppe Rossi (Villarreal), Fernando Llorente (Athletic Bilbao) and Pedro (Barcelona).

    Barcelona clashes with Real Madird in the Copa del Rey Final on April 20th, 2011 at Mestalla Stadium in Valencia, Spain.

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    LA LIGA RESULTS

    Mallorca - Zaragoza 1 - 0 3/19/11 5:00 PM GMT  
    Barcelona - Getafe 2 - 1 3/19/11 7:00 PM GMT  
    Atletico Madrid - Real Madrid 1 - 2 3/19/11 9:00 PM GMT  
    Deportivo - Levante 0 - 1 3/20/11 4:00 PM GMT  
    Sporting de Gijon - Almeria 1 - 0 3/20/11 4:00 PM GMT  
    Hercules - Osasuna 0 - 4 3/20/11 4:00 PM GMT  
    Malaga - Espanyol 2 - 0 3/20/11 4:00 PM GMT  
    Racing - Real Sociedad 2 - 1 3/20/11 4:00 PM GMT  
    Athletic Bilbao - Villarrel 0 - 1 3/20/11 6:00 PM GMT  
    Valencia - Sevilla 0 - 1 3/20/11 8:00 PM GMT

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