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Brilliant Barca's Liga

REUTERS, Madrid
Barcelona won their first league title in six years on Saturday after a second-half header from leading striker Samuel Eto'o earned them a 1-1 draw against relegation-threatened Levante.
With second-placed Real Madrid earlier held to a 2-2 draw in an action-packed match at Sevilla, Barcelona now have an unassailable six-point lead at the top of the table.
Even if the Catalans lose their remaining two matches they cannot be caught by their arch-rivals because of their better head-to-head record in meetings between the two sides this season.
A nervous-looking Barcelona were made to fight every inch of the way for the point that clinched their 17th league title by determined opponents who needed a win to keep themselves clear of the drop zone.
Former Real Madrid player Alberto Rivera gave the home side a deserved lead 10 minutes before the break as he guided past Barca keeper Victor Valdes after another Real old boy Edwin Congo headed the ball back into his path from the edge of the area.
Rijkaard's side struggled to find their usual rhythm as they were hounded down in midfield and grew increasingly frustrated as they failed to make any inroads against the crowded Levante defence.
Tempers flared in the closing minutes of the half with players from both sides exchanging a series of reckless challenges in midfield.
Barca's Brazilian midfielder Ronaldinho was fortunate to stay on the pitch after appearing to headbutt a Levante defender in the area after a penalty appeal.
Levante almost extended their lead at the start of the second half when Congo raced clear on the break, but Valdes stood his ground and managed to block the Colombian's shot.
The Catalans were given yet another scare when Jofre hit the post with a long range effort after Valdes was left stranded when he threw the ball straight to the feet of the Levante midfielder.
But the Catalans managed to grab the all-important equaliser as Cameroon international striker Eto'o scored his 24th goal of the season when he nodded in at the far post after Rafael Marquez headed on a corner from Xavi on the hour.
Earlier on Saturday it had looked as though Barca might be crowned champions without having to kick a ball after Real Madrid fell behind when Sevilla fullback Sergio Ramos cracked a 30-metre piledriver past Iker Casillas in the 20th minute.
But Real were thrown a lifeline before halftime when Sevilla centre-back Javi Navarro headed into his own net as he tried to cut out a Roberto Carlos cross under pressure from Michael Owen.
Buoyed by the goal, Real lifted their game in the second period and a stunning 20-metre strike from Zinedine Zidane put the visitors 2-1 up 16 minutes from time.
Third-placed Sevilla, fighting for a place in next season's Champions League, laid siege to the Real area and grabbed a deserved equaliser when striker Julio Baptista headed home with two minutes to go to end Real's seven-match winning run.
Real centre-back Ivan Helguera was sent off in injury time for a dangerous challenge from behind on striker Dario Silva on the halfway line.
TOP SIX
Spanish football league table after Saturday's matches (played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, goals against, points):
Barcelona 36 25 7 4 70 26 82
Real 36 24 4 8 68 31 76
Sevilla 36 17 8 11 44 39 59
Villarreal 35 16 10 9 61 33 58
Espanyol 35 16 8 11 49 43 56
Real Betis 35 14 13 8 56 46 55