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Bundesliga preview

Valencia's greatest chance

AFP, Madrid
The distraction of Real Madrid's progression to the Champions League final, at the expense of their bitter rivals Barcelona, has allowed Valencia to prepare quietly for their trip to Malaga on Sunday, where victory could bring them their first Spanish championship in 31 years.
Valencia lead the Spanish First Division with 69 points from 36 games, with just two matches left to play, four points clear of second-placed Madrid, the only team that can overtake them.
Winning on the Costa Del Sol will also help Valencia forget the anguish of having got to the last two Champions League finals only to be emphatically beaten, firstly by Real and then by Bayern Munich.
"We still haven't achieved anything yet but I think that soon we'll be able to put the two Champions League final nightmares behind us," said Valencia's winger Kily Gonzalez.
However, the World Cup-bound Argentine striker sounded a note of caution ahead of Sunday's game, knowing the title may only be clinched on the last weekend of the season, when Valencia are at home to Real Betis, who themselves are chasing a spot in next season's Champions League
"Many of our fans are already dreaming that we have won the league, but that dream will have to be put on hold for another week," added Gonzalez.
Perhaps the reason for his reticence to proclaim his club as the champions-elect is due to the fact Valencia have not won in Malaga for 13 years and that Malaga have now gone 12 games without losing at home.
Valencia coach Rafa Benitez is
expected to make three changes to the side that beat Espanyol 2-1 on Saturday to set up the possibility of taking the title with a game in hand.
Kily Gonzalez should be on the left wing in place of the injured Vicente Rodriguez./p
Right back Curro Torres returns after suspension, which means Miguel Angel Angulo reverts to his more normal role as a striker while the Brazilian utility man Fabio Aurelio should fill the gap at left back caused by the suspension of Amadeo Carboni.
Malaga will be missing their influential but suspended midfielder Gerardo Garcia but will not make it easy for Valencia to lift the title as they still have a chance of playing in next season's UEFA Cup, which would be their first ever entry into
European competition.
"It would be unfair if Valencia didn't win the title this year as they have had a spectacular second half of the season. However, we have got a lot at stake as well so it's going to be a ferocious match," commented Malaga's coach Joaquin Peiro on Thursday.
Valencia could also lift the title if Real Madrid falter at home to Real Mallorca, although the defending champions have yet to lose a league match in the Bernabeu this year.
Nevertheless, Real have been prone to overconfidence in the wake of successes in Europe and their
worst league losses have come immediately after some outstanding results in the Champions League.
Madrid could also be without Zinedine Zidane after the world's most expensive player suffered severe bruising of the ribs on Wednesday against Barcelona.
They will also have to face a Mallorca side that is in disarray but playing for its First Division life after going four games without a win and slumping into the relegation zone.
Mallorca's state of mind was not improved much when they got their third coach of the season as Tomeu LLompart was appointed following the Monday night sacking of Sergio Kresic.
"I got rid of Kresic in order to provoke a reaction," commented Mallorca president Mateo Alemany on Tuesday.
Derby clashes are the order of the day in Barcelona and the Canary islands on Sunday.
Barcelona are expected to work out the frustration of their Champions League elimination on local rivals Espanyol, who have not won in the Nou Camp for more than a decade and have conceded three goals or more on their last four visits.
Club captain Sergi could start his first game in more than two months for Barcelona, following Francesco Coco's knee injury against Madrid.
However, there are still doubts over whether Barcelona's former World Player of the Year Rivaldo will be fit to play after missing the Catalan club's last three games with knee problems of his own.
Las Palmas play host to bottom club Tenerife, and the latter must win to keep alive their remote hopes of not returning immediately to the Spanish Second Division after promotion last year.