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Valencia beat Sevilla

AFP, Madrid
Cash-strapped Valencia started the new season on die right note with a 2-0 i home win over rivals Sevilla I who were reduced to 10 men following the dismissal of J Frederic Kanoute.
Mali international Kanoute was sent off close to half-time for two dangerous aerial challenges and Valencia took full advantage with second half goals from Juan Mata and Pablo Hernandez.
Valencia were poor at home last season so this was the perfect start against one of their direct rivals for a Champions League spot.
"We have passed one test and will continue studying for the next one," said Valencia coach Unai Emery.
David Villa was expected to be one of the big name exits this summer with Valencia's financial troubleswell-documented.
However, Villa saw potential moves to Barcelona and Real Madrid fall through and appears to be focussed on Valencia.
A cut-up Mestalla pitch meant neither side could play their fluid passing game but Valencia coped belter with the conditions and were given a helping hand with the sending-off of Kanoute.
Seconds before half-time the former Tottenham striker collected a second yellow card for crashing into Carlos Marchena having already been booked for catching Bruno with a stray elbow.
"He should never have been sent off," fumed Sevilla coach Manolo Jimenez.
"My player (Kanoute) got to the ball and Marchena go t there late."
Mata, a Barcelona target this summer, netted with a swing of his left boot two minutes after the break and Hernandez wrapped up the points with a fortunate shot that flew into the top comer.
Earlier on Sunday Atletico Madrid came
down off their Champions League cloud, crashing to a 3-0 opening day league defeat at Malaga.
Atletico had qualified for the Champions League, drawing Chelsea in the group stages, but their inconsistency suggests it will be another rollercoaster season.
Nabil Baha put Malaga ahead on 34 minutes and defender Manu added a second on his full league debut before Xavi Torres netted late on.
"It was our worst game since the preseason," said coach Abel Resino. "We have to keep working to rectify these mistakes because the league has only just started."
Villarreal will expect to challenge Adetico for third spot, with Barcelona and Real Madrid expected to be first and second, and the postManuel Pellegrini era started with a 1-1 draw against Osasuna on Sunday.
Ernesto Valverde has taken over die reins from Pellegrini, who jumped ship for Real Madrid, but could not start with a win.
Valverde handed Brazilian forward Nilmar, a 12-million-euro club record signing, his debut in attack.
Winger Santi Cazorla put Villarreal ahead on 31 minutes but the lead was shortlived as Walter Pandiani equalised six minutes later.
"I thought we were going to win the match but we have to accept the point because at times Osasuna were better," confessed Valverde.
In other matches, Roberto Soldado scored a sensational hat-trick to fire Getafe to the top of the table with a thumping 4-1 win at Racing Santander.
Elsewhere Bilbao got over their Spanish Super Cup loss to Barcelona with a 1 -0 home victory over Espanyol.
Japan international midfielder Shunsuke Nakamura, a free transfer from Celtic, made his Espanyol bow but it ended in defeat as Gaizka Toquero struck a 78th minute winner.
Jerez's first ever game in die Spanish topflight - 62 years after their foundation - ended in a 2-0 reverse at Real Mallorca.