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La Liga's annual bi-competition continued; one fight between Barcelona and Real Madrid, another with the other 18 teams.
Dan Bigmore: The State of the Game Dan Bigmore 2011
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It also doesn't explain how three of La Liga's other 18 clubs reached the quarterfinal stage of the Europa League in the last two seasons, when the differential peaked.
Barcelona, Real Madrid and Everyone Else Gabriele Marcotti 2011
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All for one of the World Cup's finest performers; who, eight months on, stakes a claim to be La Liga's outstanding player.
Real Madrid find 'Nemo' to their liking as Mesut Ozil settles in well 2011
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La Liga's annual bi-competition continued; one fight between Barcelona and Real Madrid, another with the other 18 teams.
Dan Bigmore: The State of the Game Dan Bigmore 2011
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Levante, La Liga's surprise early pacesetters, suffered their first defeat of the season when they went down 2-0 at Osasuna and relinquished their hold on top spot.
Osasuna end Levante's fairytale run at the top of La Liga 2011
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He finished the 2007-08 campaign as La Liga's third-highest goalscorer and produced a sensational individual performance when he upstaged his close friend and countryman, Lionel Messi, with two goals and two assists in a 4-2 victory over Barcelona that showcased his talent.
Why Manchester City want Sergio Agüero to replace Carlos Tevez | Stuart James 2011
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Mr. Gay de Liébena estimates that Real Madrid and Barcelona receive 55% of La Liga's total €550 million TV deal, whereas Arsenal pocketed just 9% of the Premier League's broadcast money last year — a difference of some €50 million.
Fantasy Football Comes AliveFantasy Football Comes Alive Jonathan Clegg 2010
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Mr. Gay de Liébena estimates that Real Madrid and Barcelona receive 55% of La Liga's total €550 million TV deal, whereas Arsenal pocketed just 9% of the Premier League's broadcast money last year — a difference of some €50 million.
Fantasy Football Comes Alive Jonathan Clegg 2010
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Mr. Gay de Liébena estimates that Real Madrid and Barcelona receive 55% of La Liga's total €550 million TV deal, whereas Arsenal pocketed just 9% of the Premier League's broadcast money last year — a difference of some €50 million.
Fantasy Football Comes AliveFantasy Football Comes Alive Jonathan Clegg 2010
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Mr. Gay de Liébena estimates that Real Madrid and Barcelona receive 55% of La Liga's total €550 million TV deal, whereas Arsenal pocketed just 9% of the Premier League's broadcast money last year — a difference of some €50 million.
Fantasy Football Comes Alive Jonathan Clegg 2010
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