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Big two stay close

Afp, Madrid
Spanish giants Barcelona and Real Madrid continued to keep in close contact with surprise league leaders Osasuna by both notching up victories on Sunday.
Reigning Spanish champions Barcelona romped to a comfortable 3-1 win at Getafe.
Samuel Eto'o took his season's tally to 10 goals when he found the net after barely a minute and then the African Player of the Year set up his teammate Ludovic Giuly for an easy second goal just after the hour.
Unfortunately, instead of sportingly applauding his outstanding performance, Eto'o had to suffer howls of racist abuse which lead to Getafe club officials to issue a plea over their loudspeaker system for their supporters to shut up.
Thiago Motta then added the Catalan club's third after 67 minutes with a stunning free kick.
However, Getafe's consolation three minutes from time by Mariano Pernia was worth the wait, the Argentine defender producing a blistering left foot volley from the edge of the area.
Barcelona now have 22 points from 11 games to stay in second place, two points behind Osasuna who won 2-1 at Real Sociedad on Saturday.
Real Madrid remain in third, one point further back, but were made to work much harder than their bitter rivals for their 1-0 victory over Real Zaragoza.
Roberto Carlos's penalty 12 minutes from time gave them a barely deserved win, the Brazilian World Cup winner getting the only goal of the game after his compatriot Robinho had been brought down by Leonardo Ponzio.
The penalty-taking duties had fallen to Roberto Carlos only because Robinho himself had an effort from the spot saved by Zaragoza keeper Cesar Sanchez just five minutes earlier.
"I'm the one who decides who takes the penalties. When Robinho took the first one, it was me that told him to do it, and it was the same with Roberto Carlos," explained Real Madrid coach Wanderley Luxemburgo.
"The good thing is that Robinho still wanted to take the second and was annoyed when I said he couldn't.
"It shows personality but the danger, in a game as difficult as this one, is that you can't afford to get it wrong twice," added Luxemburgo.
Madrid had their moments prior to Roberto Carlos scoring with Robinho and Raul Gonzalez both going close, but Zaragoza were also unlucky not to take the lead when Diego Milito hit the crossbar 11 minutes into the second half.
"They had the best of the first half and we were best in the second, when we had some clear chances to score. We've now lost three games to penalties and we still haven't had one blown for us," reflected Zaragoza coach Victor Munoz bitterly.
One negative note for Madrid was English defender Jonathan Woodgate limped off after 23 minutes, adding to Madrid's long list of injured players.
Woodgate suffered from continued problems with his left hamstring, which he initially strained against Rosenburg in Real's 2-0 win in the Champions League on Tuesday.
Real medical officials said that they would be assessing the extent of the injury, which frustrated his anticipated England recall.
It also appeared to be a bad night for the 80,000 Real fans who filled the Santiago Bernabeu to its capacity, most of whom didn't like what they saw and spent much of the second half jeering their team.
"The fans want us to play well and win, that's normal for a club like Real Madrid. It's something we understand and respect, " acknowledged Luxemburgo, admitting that Real had been below-par despite picking up three points.
Celta Vigo continued their strong start to the season to move up to fourth after a 2-1 victory over struggling Alaves.
Nestor Cannobio opened the scoring from just inside the area after 27 minutes and Jonathan Aspas put Celta further ahead midway through the second half, scoring on the rebound after Borja Oubina had his penalty saved by Alaves keeper Franco Constanzo.
Martin Astudillo got one back for Alaves shortly afterwards but the Basques couldn't score again and remain anchored in the relegation zone, second from bottom.