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08-08-2006, 09:30 PM
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1. Canizares (Valencia): Pulled out some great saves to keep Getafe at bay, on a night when Schuster’s boys exposed a few chinks in the Che defence.
Defenders (right to left)
2. Ze Maria (Levante): The former Parma, Perugia and Inter right-back put in an inspired display, as Lopez Caro’s charges withstood pressure from Recreativo before grabbing an invaluable away win.
3. Pablo (Atletico Madrid): The Spanish international put last week’s boos from the Atleti faithful – for flirting with Real Madrid over the summer – behind him, and was back to his best at San Mames.
4. Gabriel Milito (Zaragoza): The Argentine international’s positional sense continues to improve. The Real Madrid reject – recall the dubiously failed medical – put in a great display as Zaragoza kept a second consecutive clean sheet, and picked up a second consecutive win.
5. Capdevilla (Deportivo): Part of what is set to be a mean back four this season, he scored two superb goals to win a very tricky match against Villarreal, and help his team go top, even if only for a night.
Defensive Midfielders
6. Hurtado (Espanyol): A dominant aerial display against the dangerous Celta, both in defense and attack, to help the troubled Catalans to their first win (and points) of the season.
7. Luccin (Atletico Madrid): Costinha’s cover allowed him to show his true worth to Aguirre. A complete midfield display, with superb control over everything taking place on the pitch, with a horror tackle from Gabilondo to show for all that!Offensive Midfielders (right to left)
Offensive Midfielders (right to left)
8. Reyes (Real Madrid): Starting on the right for Beckham, Real's knight in shining armour salvaged three points despite a team display which left almost everything to be desired. Spanish football is where he belongs!
9. Aguero (Atletico Madrid): After a superb second half as a substitute last week, the young Argentine established beyond doubt in Bilbao that Atleti have hit the jackpot with him. The quick, twisting, turning, dazzling youngster was simply all over the Basques.
10. Vicente (Valencia): The winger is slowly but surely getting over a season filled with injuries, and let glimpse some of his talent to solve the complicated defensive puzzle posed by Getafe.
Striker
11. Sobis (Real Betis): But for his brace, which willed Betis to keep fighting, Sevilla might just have run riot in the Seville derby. Superb movement, superb positioning, superb finishing! How on earth did Real Betis manage to land him? How long can they keep him?
Honourable Mentions
Sergio Garcia, Zaragoza’s perennial substitute, put in a decisive display coming on for the injured Diego Milito, winning it against Mallorca with a goal and an assist,
Maxi Rodriguez had a good evening on the right, and made Atleti look so much more imaginative, with so much more punch in the final third; Petrov was just as explosive on the left,
Kanoute scored two very important goals, despite missing quite a few for Sevilla,
Zambrotta had a particularly fine game for Barcelona, on a night when even Ronaldinho and Eto’o were aware of the need to be more careful with the ball,
Cannavaro didn't do badly at all after his howlers against Lyon,
Edu is beginning to get really comfortable in Valencia, and
Webo replaced Soldado this week, and the connection with Milosevic was there to see; he immediately meant business for Osasuna as they picked up their first win and points of the
1. Canizares (Valencia): Pulled out some great saves to keep Getafe at bay, on a night when Schuster’s boys exposed a few chinks in the Che defence.
Defenders (right to left)
2. Ze Maria (Levante): The former Parma, Perugia and Inter right-back put in an inspired display, as Lopez Caro’s charges withstood pressure from Recreativo before grabbing an invaluable away win.
3. Pablo (Atletico Madrid): The Spanish international put last week’s boos from the Atleti faithful – for flirting with Real Madrid over the summer – behind him, and was back to his best at San Mames.
4. Gabriel Milito (Zaragoza): The Argentine international’s positional sense continues to improve. The Real Madrid reject – recall the dubiously failed medical – put in a great display as Zaragoza kept a second consecutive clean sheet, and picked up a second consecutive win.
5. Capdevilla (Deportivo): Part of what is set to be a mean back four this season, he scored two superb goals to win a very tricky match against Villarreal, and help his team go top, even if only for a night.
Defensive Midfielders
6. Hurtado (Espanyol): A dominant aerial display against the dangerous Celta, both in defense and attack, to help the troubled Catalans to their first win (and points) of the season.
7. Luccin (Atletico Madrid): Costinha’s cover allowed him to show his true worth to Aguirre. A complete midfield display, with superb control over everything taking place on the pitch, with a horror tackle from Gabilondo to show for all that!Offensive Midfielders (right to left)
Offensive Midfielders (right to left)
8. Reyes (Real Madrid): Starting on the right for Beckham, Real's knight in shining armour salvaged three points despite a team display which left almost everything to be desired. Spanish football is where he belongs!
9. Aguero (Atletico Madrid): After a superb second half as a substitute last week, the young Argentine established beyond doubt in Bilbao that Atleti have hit the jackpot with him. The quick, twisting, turning, dazzling youngster was simply all over the Basques.
10. Vicente (Valencia): The winger is slowly but surely getting over a season filled with injuries, and let glimpse some of his talent to solve the complicated defensive puzzle posed by Getafe.
Striker
11. Sobis (Real Betis): But for his brace, which willed Betis to keep fighting, Sevilla might just have run riot in the Seville derby. Superb movement, superb positioning, superb finishing! How on earth did Real Betis manage to land him? How long can they keep him?
Honourable Mentions
Sergio Garcia, Zaragoza’s perennial substitute, put in a decisive display coming on for the injured Diego Milito, winning it against Mallorca with a goal and an assist,
Maxi Rodriguez had a good evening on the right, and made Atleti look so much more imaginative, with so much more punch in the final third; Petrov was just as explosive on the left,
Kanoute scored two very important goals, despite missing quite a few for Sevilla,
Zambrotta had a particularly fine game for Barcelona, on a night when even Ronaldinho and Eto’o were aware of the need to be more careful with the ball,
Cannavaro didn't do badly at all after his howlers against Lyon,
Edu is beginning to get really comfortable in Valencia, and
Webo replaced Soldado this week, and the connection with Milosevic was there to see; he immediately meant business for Osasuna as they picked up their first win and points of the