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Primera Liga preview

Queiroz not Really impressed

AFP, Madrid
Real Madrid coach Carlos Queiroz admitted this week that the reigning Spanish champions have yet to really impress him.
"We have a long way to go to be perfect, " said the Portuguese coach in an interview with the Spanish football magazine Don Balon.
"Nevertheless, this is a dream job. I'm almost always happy," he added.
Whether Queiroz will be sleeping quite so soundly on Saturday night will depend a lot on how Real fare at Celta Vigo earlier in the day.
Madrid lie third with 13 points from their six games, three points behind league leaders Valencia, and a victory could see them go to the top for at least 24 hours.
However, the nightmareinducing scenario of a defeat will send morale-boosting messages to the rest of the Spanish first division.
Last season Real managed to win 1-0 in Vigo thanks to a goal from Ronaldo but the Galicians are promising that they will not be allowed to walk away with three points again.
"This time I predict it will be 1-0 in favour of Celta. When we attack, we will be testing them every time," boasted Celta's Serbian striker Savo Milosevic.
What has got Milosevic licking his lips, and Queiroz scratching his head over the same problem that plagued his predecessor Vicente Del Bosque, is the fact that the centre of Madrid's defence remains its weakest link.
Madrid can score goals thanks to Raul, Ronaldo and even David Beckham but they have also been leaking them regularly through the back door.
With eight goals conceded so
far, Real have the dubious accolade of the worst defensive record in the top half of the Spanish first division.
Queiroz hoped that the pairing of Francisco Pavon and Ivan Helguera might stop the rot in their 2-1 win over Espanyol two weeks ago but against Celta he might revert to using Pavon alongside Spanish international left
back Raul Bravo, with Helguera accompanying Beckham in midfield.
Leaders Valencia have no defensive worries, having conceded only one goal, but coach Rafa Benitez will be trying to ensure that complacency doesn't subvert his unbeaten squad at home against bottom club Espanyol on Sunday, who have yet to win a game.
"I want to be able to read that it was an easy game and there were no surprises. We have to keep our feet on the ground," said Benitez, who knows his team has a habit of labouring against supposedly lesser opposition.
Deportivo La Coruna lie second, just one point adrift of Valencia, and travel to Barcelona on Saturday with no fear of the intimidating Nou Camp having won 4-2 there last season, only their second win in 33 league visits.
The man Deportivo will be looking to get the goals is Walter Pandiani, who has scored in each of the first six games of this season.
"I have assumed the responsibility of ensuring that Deportivo doesn't falter after the departure of Roy Makaay (last season's European Golden Shoe winner)," said the Uruguayan striker.
"Scoring in the first two games involved a bit of luck as I started on the bench but now I'm on the way to my target of 20 goals this
season, " added Pandiani.
The Spanish media have had nothing but praise for Pandiani but a man getting a more hostile reception is Barcelona coach Frank Rijkaard.
The former Dutch national coach has been under fire for his team tactics and the issue erupted again this week, with Barca's Mexican international defender Rafael Marquez saying on Wednesday, "He (Kluivert) has managed to confuse nearly all of us."
"One day we are playing with wingers, another without. One day he's telling us to try to score and another to look for Patrick Kluivert," commented Marquez, who hinted strongly that Rijkaard was favouring his Dutch compatriot.
Marquez was dropped prior to Barca's 8-0 thrashing of the hapless Slovakian club Puchov in the UEFA Cup and is unlikely to reappear against Deportivo.