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Getafe stop Barcelona

AFP, Madrid
Barcelona's impressive run of league wins stopped at nine as Getafe
snatched a 1 -1 draw at Camp Nou on Sunday as the league leaders allowed champions Real Madrid to make up ground in the title race.
Barca are now three points ahead of Real at the top and it could have been just two had Mali international Seydou Keita not weighed in with a 71st-minute equaliser to cancel out Manu del Moral’s opener.
Moral curled in a 19th minute opener to shock the home crowd, who were hoping for a 10th straight league win, and Barca looked to be heading for their first home defeat of the season.
But former Sevilla teammates Dani Alves and Keita, who joined Barca in the sum-mer, combined for an equaliser and both Samuel Eto'o and Gerard Pique hit the crossbar for the hosts.
"Perhaps we missed that cutting edge and the final ball but we dominated the match especially in the second half," said Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola.
"I want to thank everyone who came to the ground for applauding us at the end. You can't deceive the fans and the day we don't play well they won'tapplaud."
The absence of Argentine Lionel Messi through a thigh strain did not help Barca's cause and It is uncertain whether he will be fit for Wednesday's Champions League match at Sporting Lisbon.
"He is a special player that is key for us but I have others," added Guardiola.
Barcelona have already qualified for the knockout stages but are keen to go through as group winners.
Earlier a stoppage time penalty from Jose Barkero left Atletico Madrid frustrated as the capital club dropped two vital points in a 1-1 draw at Numancia.
Atletico were poised to close to within four points of
Valencia and Sevilla, fifth and sixth respectively, after a sixth goal of the season from Uruguayan international Diego Forlan but Mariano Pemia gave away a late penalty and Barkero coolly slotted home.
Atletico's rivals Villarreal, Sevilla and Valencia had dropped valuable points but the draw means they failed to capitalise and Javier Aguirre's team stay six points off fifth-placed Sevilla.
Elsewhere, Osasuna coach Jose Antonio Camacho reached a milestone with his 600th league match as a coach and celebrated it with a 3-1 victory as his side won for the first time this season.
Almeria took an early lead but were handicapped by playing with ten men from the eighth minute and Camacho's side took advantage to climb off the foot of the table with Recreativo Huelva taking their place.