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Ronaldinho keeps Barca atop

AFP, Madrid
Brazilian World Cup star Ronaldinho brilliantly illustrated his status as European Footballer of the Year with a breathtaking goal which gave Barcelona a 2-1 win over Sevilla and kept his side on top of the Spanish league.
The 25-year-old scored the winner, and his 10th league goal of the season, in the 78th minute when he dummied over the ball, picked up a smart reverse flick from Henrik Larsson, dribbled between two defenders before slotting the ball home.
Sevilla had earlier stunned Barca by taking a 63rd minute lead in Sunday's Nou Camp clash.
Fredi Kanoute scored his first goal since his eight-million-dollar move from Tottenham when he prodded home from close range after the ball had come back off the post.
But Samuel Eto'o levelled just
two minutes later when he headed home a Ronaldinho corner which the Sevilla defence, who had conceded only eight goals all season before Sunday, failed to clear.
It was the Cameroon international's 13th goal of the season.
Real Madrid began Spanish championship life under Juan Ramon Lopez Caro, their fifth coach in the last two and a half years, with a 2-0 win at Malaga to go third.
Caro, who succeeded the sacked Vanderley Luxemburgo, was in charge of his first league game and his side responded well to his new 4-5-1 formation with French international Zinedine Zidane key to victory.
It was Zidane who created the first goal when he swung over a corner for Sergio Ramos to head home after 34 minutes.
Four minutes later, Real were 20 in front when Brazilian ace Robinho picked up a pass from Zidane, waltzed past two defenders to drive the ball past Francesc Arnau in the Malaga goal for his third of the season.
Real, who are reported to be in the running to win the signature of former Manchester United skipper Roy Keane, moved into third place on 28 points, six behind leaders Barcelona while Osasuna, level on points with Barca, are second on goal difference.
"I am happy and proud because the players worked exceptionally well," said the 42-year-old Lopez Caro whose first game in charge had been the Champions League defeat at Olympiakos in midweek.
That proved academic, however, as Real had already made sure of their place in the last 16.
Real will face a test of their resolve next weekend when they entertain Osasuna whose 1-0 win against Mallorca gave them their eighth win in eight homes games this season.
Cameroon international Pierre Achille Webo scored the only goal of the game after six minutes at the El Sadat stadium.