Valdés 5___6___7___6___6,5
Puyol 6___7___7,5___7___6,5
Márquez 7___7___8___7___7
Piqué 7___7___7___7___6,5
Abidal 7___7___7___10___8
Xavi 9___8___9___10___8,5
Busquets 6___5___7___6___6,5
Gudjohnsen 7___6___8___7___7,5
Messi 9___8___8,5___10___9
Eto'o 8___8___8___9___8
Iniesta 9___9___9___9___8
Henry 7___8___7,5___9___7
Bojan 7___6___7___7___6
Keita 6___6___6___5___6,5
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Monday, 6 October 2008
The Points: Atletico
Sunday, 5 October 2008
Quote of the day: Xavi
Medical: Seriousness of Alves injury uncertain
Barcelona right back defender and Brazilian international Daniel Alves (25) was at the last minute left out of the match list yesterday because of some muscle troubles.
Catalan sports paper Sport claims that Alves has problems at his quadriceps, the muscles on the front of the thigh.
Catalan sports paper El Mundo Deportivo claims that it's still uncertain if Alves will be able to participate in the World Cup qualfying matches with the Brazilian national team during the coming two weeks.
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Medical: Hleb training with the group
Henry could consider MLS move in the future
British tabloids The People claims that Barcelona forward and French international Thierry Henry (31) is considering a move to America and the Major League Soccer (read more here).
The Frenchman, whose contract with Barcelona expires in 2011, would still feel that he can compete at the highest level but is unhappy at being played out of position at Barcelona.
Asked about the rumours linking him with a future move to the MLS (read more here),
Henry didn't exclude the option earlier this week in an interview with Spanish sports magazine SportLife: "After this season, I think I will play for two or three more years. I don't know if I would go to the United States. It depends on how interesting the offer is.
At this moment I'm feeling comfortable and at home in Barcelona. It is an incredible place to live and to play football. It is a luxurious city with very pleasant people, there are interesting museums and the city has a great history.
The beginning was difficult because I arrived injured and the issue of my daughter was misused. I understand that people wanted to see the Henry they used to know but sometimes you have to go out there not being totally fit. Playing in the Camp Nou is impressive when one hundred thousand people applaud you... but it can be very hard when they boo you. It is not easy to play in Camp Nou when the fans are angry.
This summer I was able to complete a full pre-season. Now I can start, I can run, I have strength in my legs and I can take on defenders in a one-on-one. The departures of Ronaldinho and Deco give me a new opportunity, but also bring a new responsibility. We have to repeat the success they achieved and we should not forget that they won league titles and the Champions League here.
About Guardiola I would mainly say that he has an enormous desire to win and this has a positive effect. He has come in with very clear ideas. Some more discipline, some more toughness, but everything is very clear. If you really want to be in the team, ok. If not, you're out."
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Barça B - Liga 7: Osasuna B-Barcelona 2-2
Miño
Montoya (22 Abraham)
Joni López
Botía
Espasandín
Rueda
Xavi Torres
Rayo (67 Longás)
Víctor Vázquez
Nolito (72 Maric)
Gai
9 Molo
54 Abraham
57 Nolito
85 Rupert
assists
Nolito
Víctor Vázquez
yellow cards
Gai
Víctor Vázquez
Rueda
Joni
bench
Oier
Verdés
out of match squad
Fontàs
injured/ill
Solano
Jeffren
Thiago
Córcoles
Table
1. Villarreal B 16
2. Gavá 14
3. Sant Andreu 13
4. Lleida 12
5. Badalona 12
6. Sabadell (6) 11
7. Denia (6) 10
8. Alcoyano (6) 10
9. Gramanet 9
10. Orihuela 9
11. Alzira 9
12. Terrassa 9
13. Valencia Mestalla 8
14. Ontinyent (6) 7
15. Barcelona Atlètic 7
16. Santa Eulalia 7
17. Eivissa 7
18. Benidorm 6
19. Osasuna B 6
20. Atlético Baleares 4
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