Primera Liga 2009-10 – Week One

Spain’s fabulous Primera Liga kicked off the 2009-10 season this weekend.

With Champions League winners FC Barcelona preparing to slug it out with Real Madrid’s New Galacticos, we were are set for a thrilling season.

It’s very early days yet, so conclusions are difficult to come to. Mostly predictable with a couple of eyebrow raisers.

Real Madrid 3 Deportivo 2
Zaragoza 1 Tenerife 0
Valencia 2 Sevilla 0
Athletic Bilbao 1 Espanyol 0
Malaga 3 Atletico Madrid 0
Mallorca 2 Xerez 0
Osasuna 1 Villarreal 1
Racing Santander 1 Getafe 4
Almeria 0 Valladolid 0
Barcelona 3 Sporting Gijon 0

PRIMERA LIGA WEEK ONE BLOW BY BLOW

Real Madrid 3 Deportivo 2
As all the bars round our way haven’t signed up for the new football channels yet. I had to listen to this on the radio. A pretty disappointing game by all accounts. Depor equalised in the first minute of the second half and I was quite looking forward to winding up my merengue mates, but the Blancos managed to scrape an unconvincing win.

Zaragoza 1 Tenerife 0
I quite enjoyed the twenty minutes I saw of this, but its difficult to draw any conclusions as they’re both recently promoted.

Valencia 2 Sevilla 0
A serious upset for Sevilla but I expect them to bounce back. When it comes to Valencia, one never knows what to expect. Kanoute’s sending around half-time was crucial.

Athletic Bilbao 1 Espanyol 0
Having already played the Spanish SuperCup and a couple of Europa League games, Athletic are more ‘rodado’ than Espanyol. I expect some good things from both these sides in 2009-10.


Malaga 3 Atletico Madrid 0
Now this is a real turn up for the books but Malaga had a good season in 08-09 so I’m not surprised – I’ve been fancying them for some time, as a matter of fact. On the other hand, Atletico are in the Champions League so the Colchoneros are going to be feeling pretty downtrodden.

Mallorca 2 Xerez 0
Very early days yet but I think Xerez are going to have difficulties in the top tier. They had a player sent off and everything fell apart.

Osasuna 1 Villarreal 1
Good result for Osasuna and Camacho sounded pretty chuffed on the radio. Senna got injured – Villarreal lost it – par for the course.

Racing Santander 1 Getafe 4
A great win for the unpredictable Getafe (Real Madrid’s B Team!) – an excellent hat-trick from Soldado.

Almeria 0 Valladolid 0
Insanely dull, apart from a five minute spell in the middle of the second half when the ball just wouldn’t go in for Almeria. Hugo Sanchez will be hopping mad, because Valladolid look like a candidate for relegation.

Barcelona 3 Sporting Gijon 0

Well, Barça start as they mean to go on by beating Sporting 3-nil. Goals from Keita, Bojan and the first one from Ibrahimovic. Very nice to see a forward line made up of Ibrahimovic, Bojan and Pedro for the first time – Barça’s youth system is just amazing!

International Break

This happens every season and drives me nuts every season – there’s one Liga game and then an immediate break for internationals. I like international football but I’ve been Liga-less for three months so it’s pretty frustrating. Grrrrrrrrr!

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2 Responses to “Primera Liga 2009-10 – Week One”

  • Steve says:

    Great win for Málaga but just check this for the Málaga v Atlético ticket prices!!

    FONDO – 50 euros
    GOL – 50 euros
    PALCOS FONDO Y GOL – 80 euros
    TRIBUNA SECTOR 1 – 100 euros
    TRIBUNA SECTOR 2 – 75 euros
    TRIBUNA SECTOR 3 – 70 euros
    TRIBUNA SECTOR 4 – 65 euros
    PREFERENCIA SECTOR 1 – 70 euros
    PREFERENCIA SECTOR 2 – 65 euros

    Málaga can get away with it because more than 2/3rds of their capacity is taken by season-ticket holders but 50 euros cheapest is a bit of a liberty!

    They put their prices up against Real Madrid and the other big teams – although THEIR story is that they reduce them for the normal games!!

  • admin says:

    Interesting you should say that because Malaga have been being very ‘difficult’ about allotting tickets.

    At the moment, apart from the Barcelona game (cheapest ticket €150, by the way), we’re having to wait until 10 days before the game before they OK our quota.

    It’s well-worth clicking through to the Sales Site and expressing your interest, though – I get a copy of your email but you will be dealt with by the delactable Roser at Main Event.

    It definitely seems that success has gone to their head!!!!

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