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Challengers miss chance

Afp, Madrid
Getafe and Celta Vigo started the weekend in first and second place in the Spanish first division but both teams lost away from home on Sunday to put Real Madrid in pole position.
Getafe's unbeaten run came to an end with a 1-0 defeat at Real Betis while Osasuna inflicted a 2-0 loss on Celta Vigo to leave Real Madrid, who beat local rivals Atletico 3-0 on Saturday, on top of the pile.
The only goal in Betis's win came after 16 minutes when their Brazilian striker Ricardo Oliveira scored from the penalty spot.
Oliveira got his chance after he had been brought down by Getafe goalkeeper Luis Garcia, who was lucky to be shown only a yellow card rather than getting sent off.
Betis nearly added a second goal midway through the second half when Assuncao hit the cross bar.
"There's always a first time for everything," said Getafe coach Bernd Schuster, whose team slip to third.
"It wasn't the penalty that defeated us, it was our own inability to score. We didn't do anything in the last 20 metres."
Osasuna climb to second, just behind Real Madrid on goal difference, thanks to second half goals from Savo Milosevic and Pierre Webo.
"Our future looks bright. We had a horrible first half, Celta had the upper
hand, but Milosevic's goal did the trick which woke us and our fans up," said Osasuna coach Javier Aguirre.
Milosevic found the net from 20 metres shortly after the break after a pass from David Lopez had found the Serb striker in plenty of space.
Cameroon international Webo made a lone run down nearly half the pitch to get the Pamplona-based team's second goal seven minutes from the whistle.
Celta Vigo drop to fourth after their second loss of the season.
"We came here with plenty of motivation and incentive to do well and we put our passes together but in the end we couldn't finish anything," lamented Celta coach Fernando Vazquez.
Valencia moved up to fifth with a 2-1 win over Malaga on Sunday.
Roberto Ayala got a rare goal to put Valencia ahead after nine minutes and, after near misses by Mista Ferrer and Marco Di Vaio, Vicente Rodriguez added another for the 2004 champions after 66 minutes.
Malaga's Salva Ballesta scored against his old club eight minutes later but Valencia had were too good for the Costa Del Sol side to be able to salvage a point.
Newly-promoted Cadiz continued to show they can hold their own in the top flight of Spanish football with a 2-0 win at Espanyol.
Matias Pavoni and Jonathan Sesma found the net in the second half for last season's second
division champions.
Real Sociedad got three valuable away points with a 1-0 win at Real Zaragoza, with Xabi Prieto's penalty after 11 minutes ending the only other unbeaten streak in the Spanish first division.
Real Mallorca still prop up the Spanish first division despite their 0-0 draw with Racing Santander.
Mallorca probably quickly realised it wasn't going to be their day when Juan Arango sent a penalty wide after just four minutes and then Tuni Adrover hit the post shortly afterwards.
Reigning Spanish champions Barcelona were 3-1 up with less than 20 minutes to go at Deportivo La Coruna on Saturday, thanks to two goals from Ronaldinho and another by Samuel Eto'o.
However, the Catalan club eventually had to settle for a 3-3 draw after late goals from the Deportivo duo of Pedro Munitis and Ruben Castro.