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Primera Liga preview

Ronaldo a concern

AFP, Madrid
Real Madrid, with one foot in the Spanish Cup final after their 2-0 semi-final first leg success over Sevilla, will bid to turn up the heat in the title race on challengers Valencia with another three points at hone to lowly Malaga on Saturday.
Theoretically, Real could take to the field at the Bernabeu in second place as Valencia, two points adrift, host fourth-placed Atletico Madrid two hours earlier in what could be the match of the weekend.
Superstar and La Liga's top scorer this season Ronaldo is likely to miss the match with a bout of gastroenteritis, the club revealed on Thursday.
The Brazilian magician, whose two goals at Valladolid last week rescued Real from defeat and left them two points clear of Valencia at the top of the table, missed Wednesday's Spanish Cup semifinal first leg win over Sevilla with flu and will spend some days resting at home, club sources said.
"Ronaldo has gastroenteritis. His temperature came down a little but
he spent the morning in bed," revealed club doctor Carlos Hernandez.
"We will see if he can be ready for Saturday."
Portuguese midfielder Luis Figo remains in doubt after he went off before the break on Wednesday with a rib injury, but with Argentine midfield star Santiago Solari buoyed by a superb goal against Sevilla Real appear to have plenty of options in a pack stacked with aces.
Real, Valencia and Atletico are the only top sides in action on Saturday with Sunday seeing the remainder of the programme.
Third-placed Deportivo La Coruna, six points behind Real, will hope to stay on the shoulders of the leading pair with three points at an Albacete side hovering on the brink of the bottom three.
But four other sides are also dreaming of making it into the Champions League next season and all are hovering around the fourth place which would realise that fond hope, not least Barcelona, now fifth and level on points with Osasuna, their hosts Sunday evening.
Athletic Bilbao, eighth but only a point off Barcelona, host relegation-
haunted Murcia, coached by Welshman and former Real Madrid boss John Toshack.
Murcia remain five points from safety but Toshack coaxed them to only their second win of the season last week at home to Zaragoza.
Villarreal, level on points with Bilbao, will seek to bolster their own hopes of a top-four finish with three points at Celta Vigo, hovering just above the drop zone.
As of last month Celta are coached by Raddy Antic, who after a spell as a player with England's Luton Town, led Atletico Madrid to the league and Cup double in 1996.
Despite their poor league form which led to the sacking of Miguel Angel Lotina, Celta have reached the quarter-finals of the Champions League and face English giants