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First three points of the league for Real Madrid

admin — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 11:32:14 +0000

Although coach Mourinho draw a offensive regular first-team players, Real Madrid won the match with a solitary goal by Carvalho in the second half (min.49′) receiving the ball from Cristiano Ronaldo. The Portuguese talked about his debut at the Santiago Bernabeu and said: “I’m happy to have scored, but more so for the win. We must stay on track and continue training hard. It is very important to win at this stage of the season.”

Real Madrid took the pitch with an offensive look about them with Higuaín, Özil, Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo in attack. The argentine stricker had two chances to open the score, but non of them got into the goal line.

After the second match of the league, Real Madrid lies third on the BBVA League behind Atlético de Madrid y Valencia.

Mallorca 0-0 Real Madrid

admin — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 08:16:49 +0000

The first league match of Real Madrid this year ended as a nil-nil draw against Mallorca at the ONO Stadi.

Is was a match with chances for both teams neither could break the deadlock. Despite of that, Cristiano Ronaldo played a grate game creating a high number of opportunities combining well with Gonzalo Higuain. Mallorca were looking for a counterattack, but the backline composed by Álvaro Arbeloa, Carvalho, Sergio Ramos and Marcelo held firm and didn’t give chance to the opposing team.

One point and the worst part of the match were the injury of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lass.

Russell Crowe visits Valdebebas

admin — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 10:32:23 +0000

Russell Crowe visited yesterday Real Madrid in Valdebebas sport facilities after the team training session. The actor was in the Spanish capital promoting his new movie in which is going to play Robbin Hood.

To meet him was Álvaro, who acted as host due to his high knowledge of English after passing through Liverpool.

Here is the picture of Russell and Álvaro

Picture from www.realmadrid.com

Real Zaragoza 1- Real Madrid 2

admin — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 15:06:24 +0000

It was an special match for Arbeloa, he returned home after leaving Real Zaragoza at the age of 18.

Before the fixture, Arbeloa started that his parents and friends life in Zaragoza, where is last game was before going to Liverpool. Due to it, the game had an special motivation for the player.

Real Madrid needed to win the three points if they wanted to keep their title hopes alive. Tow goals, one from Raul and the other achieved by Kaká, maintain the distance of one point between F.C. Barcelona. Colunga scored for the home team.

The first half began with no continuity in the game, although Real Madrid was dominating possession. Álvaro was, as always, convincing at the back of the field. In the 24^th minute, he was penalized with yellow card.

At the end of the second half, Real Zaragoza battled back and the “White Team” continued pressing on till they broke the draw with Kakás goal (81^th minute).

Now, time to think in the next match against Osasuna, a difficult team that’s trying to certificate their seat in the ‘Liga BBVA‘.

The fight for the “Liga BBVA” stills open

admin — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 10:06:24 +0000

After a week that lives tow victories for Real Madrid (Tuesday against the Almería and Sunday against Valencia), the ones of Pellegrini still believe the league is possible and they rank just one point behind F.C. Barcelona.

They completed one of the best matches of the season dominating the first half rewarded with a goal of Higuaín in the 25^th minute. The second goal arrived in the 78^th achieved by Cristiano Ronaldo clousing out the 2-0 in the score.

Arbeloa was solid defensively and also got forward to good effect, laid one on a plate for Ronaldo in the second half, but he couldn’t convert.

He made impossible to players of the quality of David Villa and Silva, display their game. He shown the team spirit that made the Real Madrid win over Valencia.

The salmantino, in words to Agencia EFE last week, said “We can’t throw out the matches by saying everything is lost”.

From now, five finals are left:

Jornada 34 Real Zaragoza – Real Madrid
Jornada 35 Real Madrid – Osasuna
Jornada 36 Mallorca – Real Madrid
Jornada 37 Real Madrid – Athletic
Jornada 38 Málaga – Real Madrid

Alvaro Arbeloa to stop Lionel Messi

admin — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 16:10:11 +0000

After the last Lionel Messi’s perfomance against Arsenal on Tuesday (the Argentinian player scored all 4 goals for his team) Spanish sports media keep talking about how difficult will be stop him on the main clash of the weekend.

Real Madrid faces FC Barcelona at the White’s coliseum in a match that will decide who will take the lead at “La Liga”. Real Madrid’s Coach, Manuel Pellegrini, will use Alvaro Arbeloa to try to stop the FC Barcelonas’s star.

Alvaro has thus far marked the Ballon d’Or winner four times and has done so with relative success, but he knows that it won’t be easy and that he will have to be focused since the very first minute of the game. This time there’s no room for error.

More info: Goal.com

BIG SCORE IN EUROPE

admin — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 11:22:46 +0000

Álvaro showed his first time in Champions League with Real Madrid and it couldn’t be better. The white team won 2-5 Zurich, with a good game with Arbeloa’s help. The “Salmantino” played together with Pepe who helped him to play in the center of the field in match’s first half that finished with 3-0.

In second half, Xabi Alonso’s injury and non-existent penalty made Real Madrid suffer, although Arbeloa did a great job in his side slowing swiss players.

Now, Madrid put his view in next match, with Xerez in Bernabéu.