Saturday, January 30, 2010
Deportivo 1-3 Real Madrid: Benzema stop 19 years curse
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Real Madrid managed to stop the curse of 19 years had never won at the Riazor by beating Deportivo La Coruna 3-1, Saturday (30/1/2010).
This victory points to minimize the difference in the standings leaders Barcelona to five points. Madrid is now perched in second place Spanish Liga Primera Division with 47 points, while "El Barca" still at the top of the standings with 52 points.
Despite having a bad history in the Riazor and perform well without Cristiano Ronaldo Gonzalo Higuain, "El Real" able to control the game. In the 13th minute, Esteban Granero able to take Madrid advantage through header.
Toward the end of the first half, Karim Benzema double advantage "Los blancos" into two goals. Through a quick counterattack, Guti Hernandez sent the ball to Benzema. French national team's striker fired the ball straight into the Deportivo goal.
Toward the final whistle sounded, the host managed to score a goal through a penalty by Riki point. However, Benzema right back with his second goal after receiving feedback Alvaro Arbeloa. Final score 3-1 for the victory "El Real".
Teams
Deportivo La Coruna: Aranzubia; Lopo, Colotto, Pablo, Laure; Antonio Tomas, Juca (Bodipo 84), Alvarez, RodrÃguez; Adrian, Valerón (Perez 55)
Real Madrid: Casillas; Albiol, Ramos, Arbeloa, Marcelo, Alonso, Kaka, Guti, Granero; Benzema, Raul (Drenthe 79
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This victory points to minimize the difference in the standings leaders Barcelona to five points. Madrid is now perched in second place Spanish Liga Primera Division with 47 points, while "El Barca" still at the top of the standings with 52 points.
Despite having a bad history in the Riazor and perform well without Cristiano Ronaldo Gonzalo Higuain, "El Real" able to control the game. In the 13th minute, Esteban Granero able to take Madrid advantage through header.
Toward the end of the first half, Karim Benzema double advantage "Los blancos" into two goals. Through a quick counterattack, Guti Hernandez sent the ball to Benzema. French national team's striker fired the ball straight into the Deportivo goal.
Toward the final whistle sounded, the host managed to score a goal through a penalty by Riki point. However, Benzema right back with his second goal after receiving feedback Alvaro Arbeloa. Final score 3-1 for the victory "El Real".
Teams
Deportivo La Coruna: Aranzubia; Lopo, Colotto, Pablo, Laure; Antonio Tomas, Juca (Bodipo 84), Alvarez, RodrÃguez; Adrian, Valerón (Perez 55)
Real Madrid: Casillas; Albiol, Ramos, Arbeloa, Marcelo, Alonso, Kaka, Guti, Granero; Benzema, Raul (Drenthe 79
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