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Primera Liga preview

No time to act Goofy!

AFP, Madrid
In the week that Real Madrid inked a marketing deal with Disney, it was appropriate that the talk was of the reigning Spanish champions avoiding another Mickey Mouse display against Albacete on Sunday.
Real's last outing two weeks ago saw them crash 4-1 at Sevilla, with jokes after Real went three down in 15 minutes that Donald Duck and Goofy could have done better than Beckham, Zidane and Ronaldo, and they need an emphatic win to restore morale and keep up their championship challenge.
Deportivo La Coruna lead the lead with 25 points after 11 games with Valencia, who travel to struggling Murcia on Sunday, and Real second and third respectively with 23 points but separated by goal difference.
"Everybody is saying that Albacete should be a push over but there have been enough surprises in the league so far this season. I just hope there is not another one on Sunday," said Real defender Francisco Pavon on Thursday.
The odds suggest Real, who have a perfect record in the Santiago Bernabeu this campaign, should have no trouble overcoming their relegation-threatened visitors, who have yet to get an away point.
However, Real coach Carlos Queiroz will have spent the past day or so pondering what to do about the centre of the defence now that it looks like all of his players on midweek international duty have returned unscathed.
Michel Salgado will return at right back after suspension with Pavon moving back into the middle of the defence alongside Spanish international Ivan Helguera, while Raul Bravo continues to deputise for the injured Roberto Carlos at left back.
Deportivo may have a two point lead at the top of the Spanish first division but their recent performances have been far from convincing and they only won their last game 2-1 thanks to two own goals by visiting Real Sociedad.
In such form, the Galicians will hardly relish their trip to the other end of Spain to play Real Betis, even though the mercurial Seville-based side's home form is actually worse than their away record.
One note of comfort for Deportivo is that Betis are in the midst of an injury
crisis, deepened this week by Brazilian midfielder Denilson joining Washington Tais and Tote Lopez among the principal casualties.
Former international Ito Alvarez is also suspended for the visit of Deportivo.
Betis coach Victor Fernandez started with the ineffectual Dani Martin in place of Tote when they lost 2-1 at Barcelona two weeks ago but the indications are that the erratic Martin Palermo may be given another chance against Deportivo.
After their spluttering start, Barcelona have now gone four games without losing and moved up to fourth place but they will have to face Villarreal on Saturday without Ronaldinho, who tore a right leg muscle against Betis.
The fixture also brings Barca face-to-face with Argentine international midfielder Juan Ramon Riquelme, who was discarded by the Catalans at the end of the summer and loaned to Villarreal.
"I don't have any particular feelings of revenge. OK, there were plenty of things that happened that I don't want to talk about, and I'd prefer not to remember, and four months ago I thought I'd have been playing for Barca rather than against them, but I still had
more-or-less a happy year there," reflected Riquelme.
Behind Barca in fifth are Atletico Madrid, who boast the best current record in the Spanish first division after winning their last five games.
Atletico play at Valladolid, who themselves are unbeaten in four games, on Sunday and to acquire a bit of divine assistance in maintaining their best streak in eight seasons Atletico went to Rome on Wednesday for an audience with the Pope.