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Real dominate Barcelona

AFP, Madrid
The 2007/08 Spanish league season will be remembered as the season when Barcelona performed the guard of honour at the Santiago Bernabeu to
applaud the tide success of their arch rivals Real Madrid.
Real clinched a league double over Barcelona and die guard of honour followed by a 4-1 thumping of their foes in 'El Clasico' will live long in the memories of Real fans.
Under new coach Bernd Schuster Real retained the league tide for the first time since 1990 with an impressive 85 points.
For Barca it was a second consecutive year without a trophy and Frank Rijkaard paid the price when he was axed after five years at the helm.
It was a season when Barca took the headlines for all the wrong reasons with Ronaldinho's party antics and Thierry Henry's complaints about being forced to play on the wing.
In stark contrast it was a season to remember for Villarreal who finished runner up with an attacking brand of football to seal direct entry' to the Champions League.
Sevilla and Valencia were expected to push for the title but they were to have topsy-turvy seasons allowing Villarreal and Adetico Madrid to break into the top four and qualify for the Champions League.
Sevilla’s season started with the death of Spanish international defender Antonio Puerta just three day’s after their opening day 4-1 win over Getafe on August 25.
Puerta, who was only 22, collapsed on the field after suffering a heart attack and later died in hospital.
The incident took its toll on Sevilla who struggled and Juande Ramos, who led the club to back-to-back UEFA Cup wins, jumped ship to Tottenham Hotspur at the endofOctober.
The club picked themselves up to finish fifth and seal a place in the UEFA Cup.
Valencia started well but the football of coach Quique Sanchez Flores was deemed too negative and he was dismissed at the end of October with his side fourth in the table.
Ronald Koeman took over and went on to lift the Kings Cup but Valencia got dragged into the relegation battle and Koeman was sacked as the club struggled to safety.
Getafe, under new coach Michael Laudrup, lost to Valencia in the cup final and suffered heartbreak against Bayern Munich in the UEFA Cup quarterfinal losing to the German giants in the dying seconds of the match.
It was to be a bad season all around for Spanish teams in Europe with no trophies as Real Madrid lost to Roma in the last 16 of the Champions League while Barcelona reached the semifinals before crashing out to Manchester United.
Real Zaragoza, sixth the previous season, had hoped to be mixing it with the big boys but ended up being relegated on the final day of the season joining Real Murcia and Levantc in the second division.
Real Mallorca's Daniel Guiza edged Sevilla's Brazilian Luis Fabiano for the Pichichi crown with 27 goals.
Guiza was the bad boy of Spanish football renowned for his late night partying but he had his best ever season although his goals were not enough to get Mallorca in Europe as Racing qualified for the UEFA Cup for the first time in their95-year history.
Along with Real duo Iker Casillas and Raul, Guiza was one of the stars of the season while Barcelona's 17-year-old Bojan Krkic was the real gem unearthed.
Krkic belied his years to force his way into the Barca first team and turned down the chance to go to the 2008 European championships with Spain due to fatigue.
A hectic summer is expected with a mass exodus of managers and players.
Guardiola replaces Rijkaard at Barca who are set to sell Deco, Ronaldinho and Samuel Eto'o In the summer.
Champions Real want to strengthen -- with Didier Drogba and Cristiano Ronaldo the top two targets -- to try and secure a third straight league title.
Villarreal and Atletico will have to fight off interest in Guiseppe Rossi and Kun Aguero while Sevilla could see a mass exodus with Seydou Keita, Daniel Alves, Luis Fabiano and Christian Poulsen all targets for big clubs.
Racing are set to lose promising coach Marcelino - with Valencia and Sevilla interested - while Laudrup has confirmed he is leaving Getafe.