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**1875** · 16-06-07, 10:15

OK, tonight is the night, can the frankly average, FC Barcelona keep hold of the title by pumping lowly fellow Catalans Nastic of Tarragona, whilst Real lose to Catalan Cousins RCD Mallorca, or will Sevilla, who have played some of the best football this season take the trophy as both Barca and Real lose? See it all unfold Sunday night.....at 7.30pm, on Sky Sports 3

REAL MADRID v REAL MALLORCA
(Main game - including goals from the others)
GIMNASTIC v BARCELONA
(Available via the red button - Game 1)
SEVILLA v VILLARREAL
(Available via the red button - Game 2)

At the other end, any two of four clubs could go down with Nastic Tarragona including two of Spains great names, Athletic Bilbao (who have never been relegated), and Real Betis, the working man's green team from Sevilla, Real Sociedad, fellow Basques to Bilbao, a fine club with a great history or Celta Vigo managed by Hristo Stoichkov, the adopted Cule, can Spain's C(K)eltic team survive?

It really is a cracking end to the Spanish season.....

Visca Barca!

16-06-07, 10:15	#1
1875 Vino Tinto Admin Radge Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Livingston/ Dublin Age: 42 Posts: 17,194 vCash: 500 Thanks: 1 Thanked 9 Times in 7 Posts Rep Power: 36	LA LIGA - THE RACE FOR THE TITLE and going down, going down OK, tonight is the night, can the frankly average, FC Barcelona keep hold of the title by pumping lowly fellow Catalans Nastic of Tarragona, whilst Real lose to Catalan Cousins RCD Mallorca, or will Sevilla, who have played some of the best football this season take the trophy as both Barca and Real lose? See it all unfold Sunday night.....at 7.30pm, on Sky Sports 3 REAL MADRID v REAL MALLORCA (Main game - including goals from the others) GIMNASTIC v BARCELONA (Available via the red button - Game 1) SEVILLA v VILLARREAL (Available via the red button - Game 2) At the other end, any two of four clubs could go down with Nastic Tarragona including two of Spains great names, Athletic Bilbao (who have never been relegated), and Real Betis, the working man's green team from Sevilla, Real Sociedad, fellow Basques to Bilbao, a fine club with a great history or Celta Vigo managed by Hristo Stoichkov, the adopted Cule, can Spain's C(K)eltic team survive? It really is a cracking end to the Spanish season..... Visca Barca! __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. *To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.*