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European soccer scene
UNDATED, March 6: Malaga stunned leaders Deportivo Ta Coruna in Spain. Borussia Dortmund's wretched run continued in Germany while in the French Cup, Paris Saint Germain were shown the door during action in Europe on Sunday, reports AFP.
PRIMERA LIGA
MADRID: Deporlivo La Coruna, on 49 points, on Sunday saw their lead cut to just four points as they fell 1-0 at Malaga to a third minute goal by Dario Silva.
Then little Alaves, who have never won the Spanish League or Cup in their 79-year history, sneaked into second spot with a 1-0 win at Rayo Vallecano. thanks to a 70th minute goal by Oscar Tellez.
Mighty Barcelona. Real Zaragoza and Real Madrid, who have all won European club competitions within the last five years, trail the club from northern town Vitoria by a
Barcelona's emphatic second-half display in a 4-0 win over Numancia on Saturday maintained their hopes of a third consecutive title and gave a stark warning to their European Champions League rivals.
With world player of the year Rlvaldo watching from the stands. Louis van Gaal's side went ahead at the break through a goal from Gabriel Gabri, but then exploded in the second half with two more from Dani and a late goal from Luis Figo.
Also on Saturday, Real
Madrid could only manage a 1 -1 result at Real Oviedo ana Valencia beat Athletic Bilbao 2-0.
BUNDESLIGA
BERLIN: Borussia Dortmund's dismal year 2000 continued here Sunday although a 1-1 draw at Eintracht Frankfurt was not disastrous Ln comparison to some of their other results since the turn of the cen-
Ailing Dortmund are without a win this year under the regime of Bernd Krauss and lie 10th in the table - a far cry from the team that in 1997 rejoiced in the titles of European and World Club Champions.
Heike Herrllch gave Dortmund an early lead only for Norwegian striker Jan Aage Fjortoft to give Frankfurt a snare of the spoils with 14 minutes remaining.
Former Middlesbrough striker Fjortoft swooped after an uncharacteristic blunder from veteran former German international defender Jurgen Kohler.
SSV Ulm boosted their fight against relegation with a 2-1 win over German Cup holders Werder Bremen in Sunday's other match in a weekend mainly notable for an unhappy conclusion to the glittering Bundesliga career of Bayern Munich sweeper Lothar Matthaeus - the defending champions slipped to a 2-0 defeat at the hands of VfB Stuttgart.
Matthaeus has one game left in a Bayern shirt before departing for New York out fit Mct-roStars next week - his swan-
song will be in the Champions League against Real Madrid.
Bayern's lead has now been trimmed to two points by Bayer Leverkusen. 3-1 victorious at Kaiserslautern.
The only other team conceivably in with a shout of the title Hamburg SV had to settle for a 4-4 draw at Wolfsburg after squandering a three-goal lead.
FRENCH CUP
PARIS: Teddy Bertin's late goal shot Strasbourg into the quarter-finals of the French Cup here on Sunday following their 1 -0 victory over visitors Paris Saint Germain.
PSG. five-time winners of the competition, were three minutes from extra-time before Bertin intervened in a hard-fought cup tic at the Meinau stadium.
Strasbourg were also drawn against the best quarter-final opponent, at amateur side Calais on either March 18 or 19.
Earlier on Sunday, runaway league leaders Monaco thrashed amateurs Pontivy 4-0 to earn a last eight trip to Lyon. The other matches pit division one champions Bordeaux against Second Division Nimes at the Parc Lescure. and Nantes at home to Rennes.
Pontivy, who reached the last 16 of the French Cup for the first time in their history, were hardly expected to beat Monaco, who admittedly fielded a weakened side.
Goals from Dado Prso, Wag-neau Elol. plus two late strikes from Norwegian international John Rllse earned the win for the principality team.