¡bienvenidos a bordo! Hapa ni yote yanayozihusu timu zote zinazoshiriki katika ligi bora ulimwenguni, LFP's Liga BBVA. Siasa za Barca na Madrid tujaribu kuziacha kwenye majukwaa yao tafadhali. Hapa ni Liga kwanza.
Valencia Club de Fútbol a.k.a Los Che.
Inatamkwa Valenthia.
Founded in 18 March, 1919.
Stadium: Mestalla
Sevilla Fútbol Club a.k.a Los Rojiblancos
Inatakwa Seviya.
Founded in 25 January, 1890
Stadium:Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán
Villarreal Club de Fútbol a.ka. El Submarino Amarillo Inatamkwa Viyareal.
Founded in March 10, 1923 Stadium: El Madrigal.
Real Sociedad de Fútbol a.k.a La Real Inatamkwa Real Sothiedad
Founded in September 7, 1909 Stadium: Anoeta
Athletic Club de Bilbao a.k.a Los Leones Si sawa kusema Bilbao tu.
Founded in 1898 Stadium: Nuevo San Mames
​ Reial Club Deportiu Espanyol de Barcelona Founded in 28 October, 1900
Stadium: Cornella el-Prat
Club Atlético de Madrid a.k.a ElColchoneros Kifupi ni AtletiFounded in26 April 1903 Stadium: Vicente Calderon
Málaga Club de Fútbol Founded in 1948 Stadium: La Rosaleda
Emery: "You can't say goodbye to the Sevilla fans like this"
Sevilla did not play particularly well in the first half against Almería on Sunday. Having travelled back from Florence, via Bologna, and arrived in the Andalusian capital at 6am on Friday the team were unable to train that day and only had one session on Saturday, leading coach Unai Emery to leave several first-choice players out of the squad. That, combined with the unseasonal heat in Andalusia, led to a below-par 45 minutes from the home side with Almería clearly in control.
However, after the break Sevilla got back into the game and looked again like the side that this season has achieved the club's highest-ever points total in Primera División. As Denis Suárez has since revealed, a lot had to do with Emery's half time team talk. "You can't say goodbye to the Sevilla fans like this," the coach told the side on the occasion of their final home match of the season. Citing the love the fans have shown the team this season Emery spurred his charges on to a win.
After the game, Emery made a remark to touch the heart of every Sevilla fan: "Every day when I wake up I give thanks to Sevilla for being where I am today."
Atlético climb two places in Uefa ranking to fifth
Atlético Madridwill end the season as the fifth-ranked side in the Uefa rankings with 120,885 points. During the 2014-15 season the Rojiblancos have gained 25,984 points. Ahead of Diego Simeone's side are Chelsea, with 142,078 points, with Bayern Munichin third on 154,883 points. Barcelona are in second place behind Real Madrid but the Camp Nou side can earn further ranking points as they will play in the Champions League final against Juventus, who are 14th in the table with 95,102, although the Old Lady can also gain more from the final.
Atlético have therefore moved up two places compared to last season. Uefa's ranking system is based on points earned in European competitions over the previous five season.
The current Uefa top 10:
1. Real Madrid 171,885
2. Barcelona 162,885
3. Bayern 154,883
4. Chelsea 142,078
5. Atlético Madrid 120,885
6. Benfica 118,276
7. Schalke 04 111,883
8. Porto 111,276
9. Arsenal 110,078
10. Manchester United 103,078
Depor will sell tickets at half price for Barça showdown
Deportivo La Coruña have announced that they have assumed half of the cost of the tickets that Barcelona have provided for the decisive Liga encounter that will take place at the Camp Nou on Saturday. The match will determine Depors Liga BBVA future.
Barcelona have provided 301 tickets, at a cost of 69 each, to fans of the Galician club and Deportivo will put them on sale in A Coruña at 34.50.
"Moyes came to change things & it hasnt worked out as planned"
Iñigo Martínez spoke to the assembled media as Real Sociedad prepare for the last league game of the season away to Rayo Vallecano on Saturday. Still disappointed following on from Sundays 0-3 home reverse against Granada, the player expressed his disquiet with the season. -Reflection on the season. "Its true that its been a mixed season, with certainly more negative moments despite the odd occasion where things seemed to be going our way. We came into Sundays game in decent form and with a positive dynamic and we hoped to beat Granada. The game was terrible for us, both first and second halves and its normal that the crowd get frustrated".
-Bad season. "The early part of the season was difficult. Then we had a change of coach, Moyes came in with the intention of improving and changing things and it hasnt worked out so well. Now we need to look forward, new players will come in during the summer and we need to see with these new additions if we can improve and aim to finish higher in the league".
-The annoyance of the supporters. "The fans get behind us when things go well and when things are not so good they request that you improve. We played badly on Sunday and we need to ne mature enough to accept the criticism and annoyance of our fans".
English referee, Martin Atkinson to oversee Europa League final
England's Martin Atkinson will referee the 2015 Europa League final between Ukraine side, FC Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk and Sevilla which will be held in Warsaw on May 27.
The 44 year old Bradford native was selected by the UEFA committee and has officiated in 67 Uefa matches. This season alone he officiated in one Europa League game (Sevilla-Villarreal) and has overseen eight Champions League matches including the Juve-Real Madrid game in Turin.
Atkinson will be assisted by compatriots Michael Mullarkey and Stephen Child. The fourth official, Pavel Královec, is from the Czech Republic, and the two additional goal-line assistant referees, Anthony Taylor and Andre Marriner, are both from England. An English reserve assistant referee, Jake Collin, completes the match official team.
Velasco Carballo selected as referee for Copa del Rey final
Carlos Velasco Carballo has been appointed as the referee for the final of the Copa del Rey, which will pit Athletic Club against Barcelona at the Camp on May 30. The Madrid-born referee will be assisted by Roberto Alonso Fernández and Juan Carlos Yuste Jiménez (linesmen), while Carlos Del Cerro Grande and Raúl Cabañero Martínez will participate as fourth official and fifth official respectively.
Velasco Carballo, 44, was chosen by FIFA to referee at last summers World Cup in Brazil, while he also officiated at the European Championship in Poland and Ukraine in 2012, when Spain retained the crown they first clinched in 2008.
Liverpool target Inigo Martinez 'relaxed' over future at Real Sociedad
Real Sociedad centre-back Inigo Martinez says he is relaxed amid rumoured interest from Premier League side Liverpool.
Martinez, 24, has been linked with a move to Anfield in the summer, with some reports suggesting that the Reds had already made a £14 million offer for the twice capped Spain international. The Basque told a news conference that he was not worried about the speculation and reminded reporters he still had two years on his current contract.
"These type of rumours come and go," Martinez said. "I am relaxed as I have two more years on my contract. So I am not worried about these type of things."
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) will not decide over the sanction that FIFA has handed out toUD Almeríauntil next week.
FIFA's punishment included taking three points away from the Spanish club for having paid 4,500 in interests too late in the solidarity payments regarding Michael Jakobsen's transfer.
A representative from the club travelled to CAS headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland, to present their case. Also present were FIFA, who in turn gave their reasons for issuing the three-point reduction.
Juan de Dios Crespo presented the case for UD Almería, while the Portuguese Bernardo Palmeiro spoke for FIFA. The judges presiding were Mariano Blanco and Lorena García.
In the hearing, which lasted over eight and a half hours, Almería asked CAS to accept their request to be heard and to continue with the case. The club also informed of the ruling reached by the Spanish Disciplinary Committee for Sports. Finally, they asked for cautionary measures and for the 3-point sanction to be suspended.
After the hearing, CAS informed the club that it would reach a decision next week, after Tuesday. "The best news would be that we beat Valencia, which is what we really need", Almería president Alfonso García told MARCA soon after hearing how the meeting in Lausanne had gone.
The story about Manchester United's interest in snapping upNicolás Otamendicontinues to gather force. The latest development is that the defender reportedly has a pre-contract agreement in place with the Red Devils.
According to Argentinian newspaper Olé, Otamendi has thrashed out comprehensive terms for a switch to Old Trafford this summer. However, no deal has yet been struck between Valencia and the club coached by Louis van Gaal for the former Vélez Sarsfield and Porto man.