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PREVIEW: PRIMERA

LIGA Real's only option

INTERNET SOURCE, Madrid
It is a make-or-break week in Spain's Primera Liga with Real Madrid needing to win if they are to maintain any realistic ambition of overhauling leagueleaders Barcelona.
Just two weeks ago Real had salvaged some hope of catching Barca, with a run of seven wins putting them within four points of the league's pacesetters.
However, consecutive defeats have set Real back again - the gap is now eight points - while the games are quickly running out for Wanderley Luxemburgo'sinjury-hit galacticos.
They entertain an in-form Betis on Wednesday night and Saturday's sorry 2-0 defeat at Deportivo La Coruna means that should Barca win, and Real fail to match them, it could put the title beyond Real even though coach Wanderley Luxemburgo is trying to remain positive.
"We have a lot of games ahead of
us and there are still a lot of points to play for. We have the possibility to recover," said Luxemburgo, who will be able to recall Raul, Ronaldo, Guti and Ivan Helguera on Wednesday.
Madrid will lose Zinedine Zidane, however, after he limped off with a knee injury against Deportivo and the game is made all the more crucial with Madrid facing a difficult trip to Valencia just three dayslater.
Betis can vouch for that having lost 2-1 at the Mestella on Sunday, but despite that defeat they travel to the capital in excellent form and thinking about Champions League qualification.
With players of the speed of Joaquin Sanchez and Ricardo Oliveira, they are a side built to play on the break so Helguera and Walter Samuel will have to be at their best.
Barcelona kick off the midweek fixtures by entertaining neighbours Espanyol in the Barcelona derby on Tuesday.
The derby will bring together two close friends face-to-face on opposing teams: Maxi Lopez, the goal scoring hero of Barcelona's defeat of Chelsea in the Champions League last week, and Espanyol's top scorer Maxi Rodriguez.
"We both know each other from Buenos Aires and regularly used to eat together. We lost touch a little when I came to Spain three years ago but know we are back together," explained Maxi Rodriguez about his Argentine compatriot.
Maxi Lopez signed for Barcelona during the winter transfer winter from River Plate in his nativeArgentina.
"I hope Maxi bangs in lots of goals for Barcelona but hopefully not in this particular game," joked Rodriguez on Monday.
Rodriguez himself has found the net 10 times this season including with a thundering header on Saturday.
Madrid's defeat in La Coruna means their 1-1 draw at bottom-club Numancia was not such a bad result, but Barca coach Frank Rijkaard will want all three points to stretch their lead at the top.
Espanyol seem to have slipped in
recent games, but Miguel Angel Lotina's side are still aiming for a place in Europe after their 2-1 win over Albacete on Saturday.
"We will have to suffer if we want to win the game," he said.
The battle for Europe also hots up as a resurgent Valencia visit Sevilla with a place in the top-three at stake.
Antonio Lopez's arrival appears to have breathed new life into Valencia, while Sevilla suffered a setback against Racing Santander on Sunday by only drawing 2-2 at home.
Villarreal will want to get back on track following their 1-0 defeat to Zaragoza and they have a perfect chance against Mallorca, who are starting to look as if they may spend next season in the second division.
Likewise Atletico Madrid will hope to take three points from their visit to lowly Racing Santander, while Deportivo will be aiming to keep up the good work in Getafe's Alfonso Perez Coliseum.
Malaga are sure to be in high spirits when they entertain Athletic Bilbao after Antonio Tapia's side continued their league recovery with a 6-1 win over Osasuna, while Athletic will be wanting to forget their surprise UEFA Cup exit toAustria Vienna.
Albacete have to beat Osasuna or risk being cut adrift at the bottom of the table, while Numancia will take heart from their draw with Barca when they travel to play a Levante side who look almost safe from relegation.