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Preview: Primera liga

Things looking up for Real

Afp, Madrid
After some tough times over the past two seasons, and still enduring their longest trophy-less streak for two decades, Real Madrid players and fans and can now afford a smile of self-satisfaction.
The Spanish giants became league leaders last weekend after their fourth successive win and their European campaign now is also back on track thanks to a thumping 4-1 win over Rosenborg in the Champions League on Wednesday.
Real's next hurdle will be to overcome the ever-competitive Valencia on Sunday, with the visitors currently lying fifth in the Spanish first division with just one loss to their name this season.
"Beating Valencia will be more difficult than beating Rosenborg. They are in good form at the moment," commented David Beckham on Thursday.
Real will have to beat the 2003-04 champions without either of the Brazilian strikers Ronaldo or Julio Baptista, who are both injured.
Ronaldo will be out for approximately a month after suffering a twisted left ankle during the 3-0 derby victory over Atletico last Saturday.
"The absence of Ronaldo is a relief because give him half a chance and he'll shine," said Valencia's Spanish international midfielder Vicente Rodriguez.
Julio Baptista will be on the sidelines for "between four and five weeks" according to Real medical staff on Thursday, after suffering a partial tear of a left knee ligament against Rosenborg.
The injuries to the Brazilian pair mean that club captain Raul Gonzalez and summer signing Robinho are likely to be the Real strike force against Valencia.
Valencia trained behind closed doors on Thursday but all indications are that their coach Quique Flores will make two changes to the team that beat Malaga 2-1 last Sunday.
David Villa is likely to return after suspension, playing up front alongside fellow Spanish international Mista Ferrer, while Valencia's inspirational
Argentine playmaker Pablo Aimar has got the stomach bug that caused him to miss the Malaga match out of his system and should be back in the midfield.
Surprise second-place side Osasuna, who are behind Real Madrid only on goal difference, travel to reigning Spanish champions Barcelona on Saturday with their feet firmly on the ground.
Third-placed Getafe, one point behind the leading pair, play host to Real Zaragoza on Sunday after both teams lost their unbeaten streaks last weekend.
FIXTURES
Saturday (kick off times in GMT): Sevilla v Alaves (1800), Barcelona v Osasuna (2000)
Sunday: Cadiz v Athletic Bilbao (1600), Celta Vigo v Espanyol (1600), Getafe v Real Zaragoza (1600), Malaga v Real Betis (1600), Real Sociedad v Deportivo La Coruna (1600), Villarreal v Real Mallorca (1600), Racing Santander v Atletico Madrid (1800), Real Madrid v Valencia (2000)