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Rijkaard taking it slow

AP, Madrid
When Barcelona lost to second-placed Real Madrid three weeks ago, coach Frank Rijkaard had to work hard at boosting his players' confidence.
Now he is trying to dampen it.
Barcelona, with 75 points from 33 matches, enjoy a six-point advantage and need three victories from Their last five games to be sure of winning the Spanish league title.
On Sunday, the leaders face a home match against Albacete, a relegation-threatened team which haven't won in 11 games.
Naturally, Rijkaard's players are upbeat.
"We'd be pretty stupid if we lost the league now," Barcelona midfielder Gerard Lopez said this week.
But Rijkaard insists the task is far from completion, especially because Madrid, which visits Real Sociedad on Saturday, has won its last five matches.
"We have five games left and we can't allow ourselves to think of anything except this weekend," the Dutch coach told Radio Marca. "We
have to go step by step. The most important game is always the next one, in this case, Albacete."
Real coach Vanderlei Luxemburgo also says the title race isn't over.
"In the last four matches, Barcelona have some very difficult games. In total, they'll have to play three away games and only one at the Camp Nou," Luxemburgo told sports daily As on Tuesday.
Barcelona striker Samuel Eto'o, the league's top scorer this season with 21 goals, is doubtful with the right knee injury he suffered during the loss against Real.
Eto'o returned last weekend for the 4-0 win at Malaga, reportedly against medical advice, but hasn't fully recovered.
In San Sebastian, Real will meet an in-form Sociedad team, who have gained five straight wins at their Anoeta stadium and a 3-2 victory in last weekend's visit to Real Betis.
The Basque team will be seeking revenge for their 2-1 defeat in January's "six-minute match", which followed the suspension of the game on Dec. 12 due to a bomb hoax at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, when the score stood at 11 in the closing stages.
Real won the resumed encounter on a Zinedine Zidane penalty and provided an excellent start for Luxemburgo, who had replaced the sacked Mariano Garcia Remon a few days earlier.
The Brazilian went on to win his first seven league games in charge -a club record for a new coach - and needs to repeat the feat for Real to have a hope of lifting the title.
Real will be without suspended Zidane, Walter Samuel and Michel Salgado, although Thomas Gravesen returns after a two-game absence with a sprained ankle.
Superstar Ronaldo, who has scored four goals in the last three games, is expected to recover from a slight thigh strain suffered in training this week.
FIXTURES
Saturday (kick off times GMT): Atletico Madrid v Athletic Bilbao (1800), Numancia v Valencia (1800), Real
Sociedad v Real Madrid (2000)
Sunday: Levante v Malaga (1500), Real Mallorca v Espanyol (1500), Racing
Santander v Real Betis (1500), Villarreal v Getafe (1500), Real Zaragoza v Osasuna (1500), Barcelona v Albacete (1700), Sevilla v Deportivo La Coruna (1900)