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European football preview
UNDATED March 10: Spanish First Division leaders Deportivo La Coruna face a tricky opponent in Valencia. Bayer Leverkusen bid to catc h table toppers Bayern Mimic )i in Germain while in France. Paris Saint Germain and Sedan vie for a Champions League spot in action around Europe over the weekend, reports AFP.
PRIMERA LIGA
MADRID: Leaders Deportivo meet sixth-placed Valencia while Alaves, who have caused a stir by edging into second spot, host Real Sociedad. flirting with the drop.
Ironically, the last time Deportivo welcomed Valencia with the former sitting at the top of the pile came sLx years ago. Then, they slipped up with a penalty miss which handed Barcelona the title right at the death of the season, a title which Deportivo have still never won.
Valencia impressed wth their midweek win over Fiorentina amd coach Hector Cuper insisted that "for Valencia there are no limits."
Real Madrid, who welcome back Brazilian Savio, have to bounce back from their poor European form and should have few problems at the Bernabeu against tailenders Sevilla.
Reigning champions Barcelona, who head Zaragoza and Real only on goal difference. meanwhile travel to an Athletic Bilbao side still hopeful of a UEFA Cup finish.
Barcelona want history to repeat itself as the Catalan club sewed up the title last season at Bilbao following a 3-1 win.
Atletico Madrid, mired In the bottom three and booted out of Europe by Lens on Thursday, will look for three vital points at midtable Valladolid and will hope that new/old coach Raddy Antic, in charge since last week
for his third spell at the club, can weave some magic.
BUNDESLIGA
MUNK II Leverkusen, currently trailing reigning champions Bawrn by two points in ihe Bundesliga, go into Saturday's tricky home clash against VfL Wolfsburg looking to grab all three points and attempt to close the gap on the leaders.
Leverkusen are unbeaten at home this season while Wolfsburg are chasing a UEFA Cup place and haven't lost since league play resumed after the winter break.
Bayern host improving Schalke 04 after the emotional sendoff for Lothar Matthaeus, the world record holder for international appearances and who is set to start at new career at New York/New Jersey Metrostars.
Bayern, fresh from thrashing Real Madrid for the second time in a week, will be out to ensure there are no slip ups after losing their last league outing at VfB Stuttgart.
Third-placed Hamburg SV. whose 'keeper Hans-Jorg Butt was linked with a possible move to European champions Main lu ster United this week, host the unpredictable SSV Ulm side at the Volksparkstadion looking to consolidate their placing in view of a possible Champions League slot next season.
Hamburg, who won the European Cup In 1983 upsetting a highly fancied Juventus side that included French legend Michel Platini, should return to the competition barring a late season collapse.
Hertha Berlin, virtually eliminated from this season's competition when they lost 1-0 to Sparta Prague this week, will have to pick themselves up as they visit a MSV Duisburg side desperate for points.
Bremen, fresh from their fine win over Parma, host SC Freiburg on Sunday.
FRENCH FIRST DIVISION
PARIS; PSG and Sedan take centre stage this weekend as they both bid for a Champions League slot.
Runaway leaders Monaco travel Sunday to Auxerre, who have similar goals to PSG and Sedan.
PSG coach Philippe Bergeroo is boosted by the return of defenders Edouard Cisse and Godwin Okpara from injury.
And Moroccan international defender Talal El Kark-ouri. who boycotted a recent training session after a row over money, is fully fit after a knock to his left foot in last weekend's 1-0 defeat by Strasbourg in the Cup.
But still absent is skipper Ali Benarbia. recovering from a strained muscle, while Laurent Leroy is suspended.
Bergeroo's counterpart at Sedan. Patrick Remy, is not so fortunate however, having to juggle his team around four missing men. including key striker Alex Di Rocco.
Christophe Dugarry, who in December switched from Marseille to Bordeaux - both beaten by English clubs in the Champions League this week - is uncertain to return to his old home for Saturday’s other big game as the striker Is still nursing a double fracture on his hand.
Marseille are desperate to pull themselves into mid-table safety, with a mere four points cushioning them from the tentacles of the relegation waters.
Monaco, meanwhile, have an even clearer incentive to win their seventh tide after exiting the UEFA Cup Wednesday following a 4-2 aggregate defeat bv Spain's Real Mallorca