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Primera Liga

Eto'o shapes Barca romp

Afp, Madrid
Samuel Eto'o couldn't get the goals to help Cameroon to the World Cup finals two weeks ago but he hasn't stopped scoring since and he got a brace in Barcelona's 3-0 win over Osasuna on Saturday.
The African Player of the Year produced Barca's opener less than two minutes after the break, heading home a corner by Ronaldinho.
His second came barely five minutes later when he finished off a cross from Sylvinho, after a magnificent run by the Brazilian wing back down the left flank.
Osasuna keeper Ricardo Lopez got a hand to Eto'o's shot but the former Manchester United player couldn't keep the ball out of the net and Eto'o now has eight goals to his name in as many league games this season.
Frenchman Ludovic Giuly, who came on for Eto'o nine minutes from the whistle, completed the second half scoring spree for the Catalan club three
minutes from time.
The reigning Spanish champions could have taken the lead after 25 minutes when their teenage Argentine international Lionel Messi headed a Deco corner against the crossbar.
Another good chance fell to Eto'o later in the first period but Osasuna manage to ride their luck until half time.
Barca move up to fourth, ahead of the eight games being played on Sunday, while Osasuna stay in second place but will almost certainly have been overtaken by several teams by the end of the weekend.
One negative note for Barcelona, with three games looming up in the next 10 days, was that both Belletti and Deco were injured in the first half and limped off before half time.
UEFA Cup contenders Sevilla produced their best domestic performance of the season to beat struggling Alaves 20 on Saturday.
Goals from Adriano and Vincenzo Mareseca, the latter a penalty, got Sevilla three vital points to put their spluttering start to the season further behind them. Jesus Navas went close early for Sevilla but they took the lead after 26 minutes when their Brazilian striker Adriano found the net after a neat pass from Maresca.
Sevilla had further chances to add to their tally in the second half before Mareseca got a controversial second goal from the penalty spot. Javier Saviola looked to have dived following a legitimate challenge by his Argentine compatriot Franco Constranzo.
League leaders Real Madrid face fifth-placed Valencia on Sunday.