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Real aim to end crisis

Reuters, Madrid
After losing five of their last eight games, Spanish leaders Real Madrid are determined to dispel talk of a crisis by beating Sevilla at home on Sunday (kick-
off 1900 GMT).
The alarm bells have been ringing at Real since suffering a second defeat in a row with their 3-2 loss at home to Valencia last weekend and they are now just four points ahead of arch-rivals Barcelona in the standings.
But Dutch winger Arjen Robben believes the result against Valencia did not do his team justice.
"Yes, it was a big disappointment, but we played well and deserved to win,” said the former Chelsea player. “We had a lot of chances and just failed to take them.
"I don't think we are in crisis."
Sevilla, whose hopes of earning a place in next season's Champions League were dented with a 2-1
home defeat by Atletico Madrid last week, are be anxious to exploit any anxiety on the part ofReal.
“Real aren't very consistent at the moment and we can take advantage of that,” said Sevilla striker Frederic Kanoute. “It will be difficult for us at their ground because they have some quality players but it is the sort of game we like playing."
Sevilla crushed Real 5-3 at the Bernabeu in the Spanish Super Cup at the start of the season and they won 2-0 when the two teams met at the Sanchez Pizjuan in November.
Barcelona, who won their first game in four when they beat Valladolid 4-1 last weekend, take on Sevilla's city rivals Real Betis on Saturday, but the venue of the game is still in doubt as they are due to start a two-match stadium ban.
Continued speculation about the future of the out-of-form Ronaldinho has overshadowed Barca's preparations for the match.
The Brazilian is unlikely to play against Betis because of muscle pain, while centre-back Gabriel Milito is another injury doubL
Villarreal, unbeaten in eight games and now only two points behind Barcelona in third, face a test of their title ambitions at home to fourth-placed Atletico Madrid on Saturday.
“It is a key match," said fullback Joan Capdevila. "It is a six pointer because they are direct rivals.
“If we win we will have the better of them on the head-to-heads and we will be almost certain of a place in the Champions League. We can even think about winning the league."
FIXTURES
(all 1600 GMT unless stated)
Saturday
Real Betis v Barcelona (1900 GMT).
Villarreal v Atletico Madrid (2100 GMT)
Sunday
Espanyol v Raang Santander, Valladolid v Real Zaragoza. Valencia v Real Mallorca, Almeria v Levante, Getafe v Osasuna, Deportjvo La Coruna v Real Murcia (1900 GMT), Real Madrid v Sevilla (2000 GMT)