Real Continues To Stumble As Barcelona Sweeps Espanyol Away.
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Real Continues To Stumble As Barcelona Sweeps Espanyol Away.

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After playing a 2-2 draw against Valencia, Real Madrid had their hope of a reinvigorating victory quashed as Levante hold them to a one goal draw and Barcelona continue to win, with Suarez making a return from injury.

 

Still without their Portuguese talisman, Real Madrid hoped to ease the worry of the Bernabeu faithful with a win but they started on a weak note and they were caught with their pants down as Levante’s Ivi scored an easy goal after the home defenders failed to deal with a long throw into their box, they were down already by the 12th minute. Another blow struck them as Benzema was forced to leave the match injured due to a slip up when he tried to get a ball under his control.

 

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Lucas Vazguez was however on hand to score the equalizer after Levante’s back-line failed to clear a loose ball in their box following a cross from a free kick.

 

Madrid were then forced to chase the game for a winner to no avail as the defense were determined to keep the score as it was. And their frustration grew as Marcelo received a red card for intentionally kicking a player’s head after he saw his effort go wide.

 

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Their rivals meanwhile have continued their excellent run as they have won their three matches in the league and are yet to concede a single goal in the competition this season.

 

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Lionel Messi was in superb form against local rivals Espanyol and he was rewarded with a match ball for his efforts after he completed his hat-trick.

 

He was assisted by Rakitic for the first goal, though he had to apply his beautiful curling technique to make the goal possible and left-back Alba assisted his remaining two goals with a cut back and a square played pass.

 

Dembele who signed for Barcelona from Borussia Dortmund made his debut from the bench and he assisted the last goal, from a returning Luis Suarez to convert from close range. Defender, Gerard Pique, scored the second goal when he headed in from a corner kick.

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