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Primera Liga

Real mean business

AFP, Madrid
Real Madrid gave notice that now they are on top of the Spanish first division they intend to stay there, with a convincing 4-1 victory over Racing Santander on Saturday.
The European and world club champions have 51 points from 25 games and a four point advantage at the top of the Spanish first division.
Deportivo moved up to second and have 48 points after beating Villarreal 2-1 but third-placed Real Sociedad are only one point further back and have a game in hand.
The long time league leaders from San Sebastian play host to fellow Basques Alaves on Sunday.
Real Madrid went ahead after just 12 minutes when Luis Figo scored from the spot, his 10th goal of the season, after Ronaldo had been tripped by Juanma Delgado.
Ronaldo then hit the crossbar midway through the the first half before Zinedine Zidane, one of the Brazilian World Cup winner's predecessors as World Player of the Year, headed Real's second goal just before the break.
Zidane showed little signs of the back problems that kept him in a Marbella hospital for three days at the beginning of the week and played for the full 90 minutes.
However, Racing didn't collapse completely until late in the game.
French midfielder Mehdi Nafti gave the visitors some hope that they could salvage a point with a goal less than three minutes into the second half, sending a long-range shot through the legs of reserve defender Ruben Gonzalez.
Racing continued to search for an equaliser for the next half hour until super-sub Javier Portillo once again came to Real's rescue.
The 20-year-old has a knack of scoring crucial goals at the right moment. He was the hero of Real's 1-1 draw in the Champions League at Borussia Dormund 10 days ago, when he scored a vital injury-time equaliser having only been on the pitch a few minutes.
This time he came on for Ronaldo at half time and found the net 13 minutes from the whistle when Racing's defence was caught
too far forward.
Jose Maria 'Guti' Gutierrez completed the scoring for Real's two minutes from time.
Real Madrid coach Vicente Del Bosque acknowledged that Racing had worried them at
the start of the second half.
"The result suggests a comfortable victory but it wasn't always like that on the pitch. We started the second half badly and almost came unstuck. They made us work hard," said Del Bosque.
Racing frontman Chuchi Cos -the presence on the touchline and at press conferences for the club's controversial president Dimity Piterman - said he thought that the half time substitution of Ronaldo for Portillo could have turned into a Real mistake. "Ronaldo could have killed us at any moment. Portillo and Raul don't have the same speed and that allowed us to push forward at the start of the second half," commented Cos.
Real have now gone 46 league games without defeat in their Santiago Bernabeu stadium, although they still have a long way to go to equal their own Spanish record of 121 unbeaten games at home between 1957 and 1965.
Deportivo got an early fright when Victor Sanchez brought down Jorge Lopez in the box and the Villarreal striker found the net from the spot after nine minutes.
However, Deportivo got back on level terms with a penalty of their own from Diego Tristan after on the half hour after Belletti had impeded the Spanish international striker.
Victor Sanchez then got
Deportivo's winner five minutes before the break for the Galicians' fourth consecutive win.
Deportivo had chances to go further ahead in the second half, including Roy Makaay hitting the crossbar, although they finished the game with 10 men after Cesar Martin was sent off two minutes from time for headbutting Villarreal's Antonio De Nigris.
Valencia started the day in third but failed to keep pace with their championship rivals when they went down 1-0 at home to Atletico Madrid, who move up to sixth.
Atletico's fomer Spanish international midfielder Carlos Aguilera headed the only goal of the game after 72 minutes to hand Valencia their first defeat in nine games.
Barcelona continued to be unbeaten under coach Radomir Antic after a grim 1-1 draw with Valladolid.
Torres Gomez turned a Marc Overmars half-volley into his own net after 29 minutes to give the Catalans the lead, but they then threw it away seconds after the break when Barca goalkeeper Roberto Bonano kicked the ball into his own net in a hashed attempt at a clearance from a corner.