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Villarreal blow chance

AFP, Madrid
Third-placed Villarreal threw away the chance to close tire gap on second-placed Barcelona in La Liga when they were held to a 0-0 draw by strug-
gling Osasuna on Sunday.
Villarreal's Diego Lopez and his Osasuna namesake Ricardo Lopez, the two teams' goalkeepers, were the stars of the show and successfully stopped anything that came their way.
Splitting the points with the Pamplona-based side means that Villarreal now have 46 points from 26 matches, with 12 games still to play, but they are eight points adrift ofBarcelona.
The first two in La Liga get automatic places into the lucrative Champions League group stage next season.
Racing Santander are another team with European ambitions and are bidding to make their continental debut next year.
They left it late to get a 1-0 victory at Valladolid but Aldo Duscher's goal three minutes before tire whistle, from just inside the area after a pass from Oscar Serrano, moved them up to sixth.
Brazilian striker Edu took his tally to seven headed goals in his last seven games as he helped Real Beds to a 4-0 win over Murcia.
The victory helped Real Betis, who two seasons ago were in tire Champions League, to put further daylight between themselves and
the relegation zone where they spent much of the first half of the season.
Murcia defender Cesar Aizo put the ball in his own net after 14 minutes and Edu proved again that he might be the best man in the air in a major European league when he scored in typical fashion three minutes before half time.
Mariano Pavone's close-range goal after 57 minutes effectively extended Beds's lead before Arzo's day went from bad to worse after he brought down Pavone and Rafael Sobis scored from the resulting penalty 16 minutes from time.
Unlike Beds, Levante are still in relegation trouble but the bottom club gave their beleaguered fans something to cheer about when they beat Real Zaragoza 2-1.
Alexandre Geijo opened the scoring after 21 minutes and Mustapha Riga took advantage of a howling error by former Real Madrid defender Paco Pavon to put the Valencia-based side two ahead on the hour.
Oscar Gonzalez got one back for Zaragoza five minutes later but it was not enough as they slumped to their fourth successive defeat and they are now only one place above the relegation zone.