Deportivo La Coruna v Real Madrid Live

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Real Madrid managed to keep up their impeccable home record for this season when they defeated Malaga at the Bernabeau this past Sunday. They have now won all ten games played at home in the league so far this season, and that record alone is an amazing feat. This weekend they face the challenge of Deportivo La Coruna away from home and will be looking to keep up as much pressure as they can on leaders Barcelona, who also won this past weekend. Join us right here at oleolefootball.com and enjoy the live streaming soccer from Spain’s La Liga in all its glory.

Real entertained Malaga on Sunday evening and managed to win the game by two goals to nil. The main talking point of the contest was the 70^th minute dismissal of Real’s Portuguese superstar Ronaldo. The Portugal international saw red after elbowing a Malaga player in the face, an action that consequently broke the nose of the Malaga player. Up until then, Ronaldo had been imperious, scoring the Galactico’s two goals and generally running things as only he can. His misdemeanour though is sure to infuriate his manager who will now have to make do without his players services for the next two league games.

Real Madrid now have 44 points to their name, but they are still five points adrift of leaders Barcelona who have 49. Barca beat Valladoliid 3-0 away on Saturday evening.

Deportivo, for their part, go into the game against Madrid on the back of a 3-1 home win against Athletic Bilbao. The win kept the team in fifth position and they have 34 points to their name.

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Posted: 31st August 2008

Catch up with all the Spanish League action with our football coverage of Deportivo La Coruna vs Real Madrid live online on www.oleolefootball.com. Membership to our soccer streaming services is a simple two-minute process and with instant activation, you can catch up on all your favourite soccer action from the moment you sign up. Real Madrid will be hoping to start their season on a bang when they come up against Deportivo in their first encounter of the 2008-09 Spanish league season this coming Sunday 31^st August 2008, our Spanish league live TV feeds up from 16:00 GMT.

Real Madrid were brilliant over the past season and were deserved winners of the 2007-08 Spanish League season. While a collapsing Valencia and a distraught Barcelona might have ensured that they had no competition for the title. Madrid must be credited for some rather solid performances while turning on the style in the later matches. Real Madrid however, will begin the season without the services of midfielder Wesley Sniejder after the Dutchman picked up a knee injury in the recently concluded Amsterdam Cup. Sniejder was a critical part of the Madrid midfield and Real will be hoping that his replacement Van Der Vaart can do an equally good job this time around. The Meringues face the possibility of going into the season without the services of Robinho and even though Robben is on the form of his life on the left wing, Madrid might just be ruing missing out on Ronaldo who would have given them the extra push on the left wing.

Deportivo like Madrid had a fine season last time around and will go into this clash full on confidence on turning the tables of their Madrid based rivals once again. Real Madrid have a dismal record at the Riazor having failed to win anything in the past sixteen years and a 1-0 defeat last time around summed up their performances at the Riazor in recent years. Deportivo will have Juan Carles Valeron back in time for this clash and although, the former Spanish national team midfielder has lot a bit of space, his contribution will be critical to Deportivo’s success against the reigning champions of Spain.

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