Change at Barnham
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Over the weekend Barcelona drew 0-0 with Atletico Madrid, while Real Madrid drew 2-2 with Sevilla.
With three games remaining it's looking to be an exciting end to the La Liga season.
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[Football] La liga
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Over the weekend Barcelona drew 0-0 with Atletico Madrid, while Real Madrid drew 2-2 with Sevilla.
With three games remaining it's looking to be an exciting end to the La Liga season.
GREASED WEASEL
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Very close down the bottom too
Eibar having won their last two
Eibar having won their last two
So close but I still think Barca will just do it.
Real definitely have the hardest run in and I just don't think you can trust Atletico at the moment with their form over the past few months despite having ok fixtures.
Real definitely have the hardest run in and I just don't think you can trust Atletico at the moment with their form over the past few months despite having ok fixtures.
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Reckon Barca blew it last night with that 3-3 draw. I see Sevilla have just beaten Valencia to keep their slim hopes alive.
They must be gutted to have lost 1-0 to Bilbao at home last week and then dropped 2 points to Real Madrid by letting in an equaliser with a minute left. Better results in both of those and they'd be bang there.
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Pavilionaire
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They need to run a tighter ship. Maybe a new Chief Executive? Barber of Seville has a nice ring to it.
Agree, I think they blew it last night. Really poor result.
It's embarrassing that such a large club can be as reliant as they are on one nearly 34 year old player.
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Ooh, thanks for the heads-up, I hadn't spotted it's being played at the moment.
I'm now heading off to HesGoal.
Both Atleti and Real won 2-1 in the end, so Atleti are Champions.
If the Albion don't get him sent off tomorrow, they really aren't trying:-
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Pleased with that.
It must be said though, La Liga is weaker than it has been for a very long time, Atletico are so average.
It must be said though, La Liga is weaker than it has been for a very long time, Atletico are so average.
They have a wonderfully intense play style that disrupts the general slow play in La Liga. They also have a bum deal with TV rights so I'd love to see them put one over the big 2.
I'd love it. Love it if they do them. Love it
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Congratutations Atletico.
Going by history and having the Spanish state behind Franco's Club one way or another, I'd wrongly assumed that they pip the two rivals by week 38.
With monied Juventus and Celtic also losing out at long last, this has been an interesting season.
Lille are away at 12th placed Angers tomorrow evening. Win and they're Ligue 1 champions, no matter how Sports-Washing FC fair in their final game.
Going by history and having the Spanish state behind Franco's Club one way or another, I'd wrongly assumed that they pip the two rivals by week 38.
With monied Juventus and Celtic also losing out at long last, this has been an interesting season.
Lille are away at 12th placed Angers tomorrow evening. Win and they're Ligue 1 champions, no matter how Sports-Washing FC fair in their final game.
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Fantastic, a remarkable achievement to finish ahead of PSG. It’s just a shame that their manager and half the side will be leaving this summer.
Cheeky Monkey
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Watching the Netflix documentary series, I never appreciated the lesser known 'big' clubs in Spain, like Osasuna and Betis. I'd always assumed it was 5 or so big clubs and then a fair few minnows making up the numbers in the top division. Also the passion, colour and atmospheres make the PL seem a pretty poor relation on that front, but could be they're just showcasing the best bits. Not too much on Mason Greenwood, understandably, although his Getafe side feature heavily