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Title talk off Messi’s agenda

AFP, Madrid
Barcelona may be nine points ahead of their nearest rivals, Atletico Madrid, but Lionel Messi, who this week won his fourth consecutive Ballon d'Or, is keeping his feet on the ground regarding the title race.
The Argentinian is taking nothing for granted as Barca prepare to face one of the toughest trips in La Liga when they visit fourth-placed Malaga on Sunday.
"The league is still not resolved, Madrid have made up a similar lead to this in the past, we know that we can't take anything as won and we must continue without errors or relaxing," he said.
"I would have liked to have won more titles last year, my goal is always to keep getting better and not be content with what I have, I always say I have to improve everything," he added, ominously for La Liga defences after finishing 2012 with a
record 91 goals.
Second-placed Atletico also reached the quarterfinals in midweek and welcomed back top-scorer Radamel Falcao who they missed through injury in the 1-1 league draw at Mallorca last Sunday.
The Colombian should be available for the home clash with
Zaragoza on Sunday where the side from the capital will look to make it 10 league wins from 10 in their own stadium.
Real Madrid go to bottom club Osasuna having hit eight goals in two wins since their return from the winterbreak.
Five of those have come from
Cristiano Ronaldo who will not be available for the game due to a suspension for an accumulation of cards.
Ronaldo was quick to call for unity from all at the club on Wednesday after his hat-trick eased his team into the quarter-finals of the Cup with a 4-0 win over Celta Vigo.
And now the tension caused by Jose Mourinho's decision to leave captain Iker Casillas out of the last two league games has ended with the goalkeeper expected to continue in place of the suspended Antonio Adan at Osasuna.
Casillas himself spoke on Thursday, taking advantage of a promotional event to smooth out any perceived problems he may have with Mourinho.
"It has not bothered me at all that Mourinho said that I was a bit too comfortable. I have to train harder and get back my confidence", he said.
Another player who will miss the trip to Pamplona is Sergio Ramos who received a five-game ban for words directed at the referee in the aftermath of a sending-off against Celta Vigo.