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Primera Liga Sociedad hot on Real's heels

AFP, Madrid
Real Sociedad showed that they have far from given up on lifting their first Spanish league title in 21 years with a comfortable 3-1 win over Basque rivals Alaves on Sunday.
The San Sebastian side had only taken four points from their previous five matches before Sunday, and relinquished the league leadership to Real Madrid last week after being on top for four months.
However, on Sunday they rediscovered the form that saw them go undefeated for the first half of the season to stay second, just one point in arrears of Madrid.
First half goals from Sociedad's deadly overseas trio of Darko Kovacevic, Nihat Kahveci and Valery Karpin had the game wrapped up by the break and maintained their unbeaten home record this season.
In the second half, Sociedad stepped off the gas and Alaves got a consolation goal from a Ruben Navarro penalty six minutes from time but it was too little, too late to save them from another humiliating defeat.
Alaves have now conceded 14 goals in their last three league games and they are just one place above the relegation zone.
Real Madrid ensured they would not be toppled from their perch with a convincing 4-1 victory over Racing Santander on Saturday.
The European and world club champions have 51 points from 25 games.
Deportivo La Coruna lie third with 48 points after beating Villarreal 2-1 on Saturday.
At the other end of the table, struggling Rayo Vallecano may have found a ray of light in the darkness of their season-long fight against relegation after their 1-0 victory over Celta Vigo.
The defeat means Celta stay in fifth with 38 points from 25 games but they are now eight points adrift of a place in next season's Champions League and look ever more likely to be contesting the UEFA Cup for their sixth consecutive season rather than playing for the first time in Europe's premier competition.
Real Betis' similar dreams of Champions League competition for the first time also took a dive with a 2-1 defeat at Real Mallorca on Sunday.
Sevilla edged up to eighth, just one point and one place behind local rivals Betis, after a comfortable 2-0 win over Osasuna.
Relegation-threatened Recreativo Huelva and Espanyol fought out an entertaining 0-0 draw, although it ultimately did neither side any good in their bid to avoid second division football next season.