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Real thump Sevilla

AFP, Madrid
Real Madrid came out of their recent slump to defeat Sevilla 3-1 on Sunday and stretch their lead at the top of the Spanish first division to six points.
Villarreal, 3-0 conquerors of Atletico Madrid, are in second place while Barcelona are a point further back in third.
Barca's 3-2 slip against Real Beds on Saturday presented Real with a perfect opportunity to take a giant step towards retaining their title and the champions grasped it with both hands.
"It was a complete game from my team from defence right through to the attack," said Real coach Bernd Schuster.
"Everyone played to their top level tonight and for that reason I don't want to single out individuals for praise.
"After the bad luck against Valencia we have won an important game and we just have to continue what we are doing to win the title and not look back"
Gabriel Heinze's first league goal for Real put the hosts ahead as early as the seventh minute only for Frederic Kanoute to level the scores qn 37 minutes.
However, captain Raul Gonzalez scored minutes later for his 290th Real goal to make him the club's joint second all-time top scorer along with Carlos Alonso Santillana and he is hunting Alfredo di Stefano's mark of307.
Gonzalo Higuain added a third as Real ended a sequence of two successive league defeats.
Sevilla lost ground in their Champions League race and are five points behind Atletico and Racing Santander who are fourth and fifth respectively.
"It was an open game with both teams going for it," said Sevilla coach Manolo Jimenez. "Real had more chances than us, although we had opportunities ourselves, and I think the second goal was the key."
Unfashionable Racing continue
to dream of Champions League football after Sunday's 3-0 win at rivals Espanyol moved them level on points with fourth-placed Atletico.
"We are delighted with the win and above all how we won," said Racing coach Marcelinho Garcia. "We have taken an important step but not a decisive one. We just have. to concentrate on trying to win next Sunday’s match."
After losing 3-2 at home to Valencia, Real were keen to put on a good show at the Santiago Bernabeu - recently confirmed as the venue for the 2010 Champions League final.
Pepe was injured on international duty with Portugal so Heinze moved into central defence.
Sevilla had a full-strength team with Brazilian striker Luis Fabiano, who has openly admitted that he would relish a summer move to Real, particularly keen to impress.
Real took a seventh minute lead with Wesley Sneijder's terrific setpiece bumbled in by Heinze.
Raul was twice denied by Andres Palop but Kanoute volleyed home an equaliser on 37 minutes.
But Sevilla then switched off and a minute later Raul showed neat control before smashing the ball home to put the hosts back in front. Higuain then put the game to bed allowing Real to relax
After beating Barcelona in the cup and Real in the league last weekend Valencia came back down to earth with a demoralising 3-0 home defeat to Real Mallorca.
Spanish international Daniel Guiza scored a double to inflict an eighth home defeat on Valencia who have the Kings Cup Anal against Getafe to salvage a poor season that started with hopes of challenging for the tide.
Real Zaragoza, who qualified for the UEFA Cup last season, are also having a torrid season and are fourth from bottom following a 2-1 defeat by fellowstrugglers Valladolid.
Deportivo La Coruna moved four points clear of the relegation zone with a 3-1 win over fellow strugglers Real Murcia.
Levante have propped up the 20-strong table virtually the entire season and and fell to their 21st defeat of the campaign with a 2-1 loss
at Almeria. They are now 14 points from safety with just 24 points left to play for.