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Primera Liga

Sociedad run ends

AFP, Madrid
League leaders Real Sociedad lost their unbeaten record on Sunday, suffering a shock 3-0 defeat to Athletic Bilbao with the main architect of their downfall one of their former stars - Joseba Etxeberria.
Real Sociedad went into this match against their lowly Basque rivals boasting 12 wins and seven draws from 19 games.
But records are there to be broken and Etxeberria showed that Athletic were not cowered by the championship pacesetters when picking up a cross from the left to slam home from close range after 18 minutes.
Etxeberria added a second with quarter of an hour to go and then played a decisive part in the third, feeding Santiago Ezquerro who beat Sociedad's keeper to cap a fine night forthe 13th-placed club.
Despite the unexpected and comprehensive reverse Sociedad are still flying high on top of the league on 43 points, four clear of Real Madrid.
The European champions, sent crashing out of the Spanish Cup by Real Mallorca in midweek, had to claw their way back from two goals down before eking out a 2-2 draw away to Espanyol.
Roger put the home side ahead after 40 minutes, the former Barcelona player's angled cross beating Real keeper Casillas, with Raul Tamudo doubling up five minuteslater.
Stung into action, Real's Brazilian Roberto Carlos reduced the deficit with a 25 metres shot from the left on the hour, with the equaliser coming from a Luis Figo freekick 30 metres out.
The shared spoils left Real on 39
points, one clear of third-placed Valencia who ran out the 1-0 winners over Real's Cup conquerors Real Mallorca.
Despite dominating the game Valencia had to wait until the 79th minute before the deadlock was broken thanks to substitute Mista, who ironically had been heavily booed when coming on for Argentine Pablo Aimar.
Deportivo La Coruna ended a two match losing run with a 2-0 win over Real Betis, to put them in fourth and bang in line for Champions League action next season.
Their goals came from Diego Tristan and Roy Makaay, the
Spanish First Division's top scorer with 14 goals.
In other games Celta Vigo lost 1 -0 to Sevilla, Villereal beat Osasuna by the same margin, Valladolid felled Racing Santanda 2-1, Alaves drew 1-1 with Rayo Vallecano and Malaga thrashed Recreativo Huelva 4-0.
On Saturday Barcelona's crisis deepened with a 3-0 drubbing by Atletico Madrid.
But new manager Radomir Antic, who replaced sacked Dutchman Louis van Gaal, was spared this baptism of fire by club officials who thought it more prudent if he watched the match from the calm of his own living room.
Barcelona, enduring one of the biggest crises in their history, went into the match deprived of star scorer Patrick Kluivert and his Dutch team-mate Phillipe Cocu, both suspended, and injured Argentine wonder boy Saviola.
To compound matters, Barcelona's stand-in coach Antonio De La Cruz had to replace defender Philippe Christanval in the 22nd minute when the Frenchman hobbled off injured with a left thigh problem. Christanvel faces a month on the sidelines.
Up and coming Spanish youngster Fernando Torres opened the scoring for Atletico in the 39th minute and the Madrid side piled on the pressure in the second half through goals from Emerson and Luis Garcia.
Both teams were reduced to ten men in the second half when Atletico's Jose Mari, formerly of AC Milan, and Barcelona's Brazilian midfielder Fabio Rochemback were ordered offfollowing an altercation.
Barcelona have a mountain to climb, languishing as they are just above the relegation zone in 15th.