Barcelona not worried about Real Madrid’s current form, claims http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Dani-Alves-c9869 – La Liga News
Barcelona right back, Dani Alves, has expressed confidence in the fact that his team is not worried about Real Madrid’s current form. Real Madrid went up to the second spot, ahead of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/FC-Barcelona-c39078, in the La Liga standings after their 4-0 victory over Malaga.
The Champions League trophy holders, meanwhile, could only manage a draw against fierce rivals, Sevilla.
Alves has emphasized that the Los Blancos’ current form is not a matter of concern for the current Spanish Champions.
Real Madrid took all three points from their clash against Andalusian side, Malaga, at Estadio La Rosaleda this Saturday. Jose Mourinho’s men were able to manage a very comfortable 4-0 victory over the home side.
It was Mourinho’s fourth consecutive 4-0 victory in all competitions: First, against Espanyol in La Liga, then Lyon in the Champions League and now Malaga in the league.
The Madrid side is looking better than ever and they are expected to continue with the exceptional form.
However, Dani Alves has voiced his opinion about how his side is not intimidated by Madrid’s current onslaught. According to Barcelona’s official website, the Brazilian stated:
"That's just a sideshow at this point. They are ahead of us, and of course they will be happy about that.
"We are behind them now, but there is a long way to go yet and I'm sure that many things will happen.”
Barcelona met fierce rivals Sevilla this Saturday at Nou Camp. To the dismay of the many Barca supporters around the footballing world, the Spanish Champions could only manage a 0-0 draw at home. Barcelona number 10 http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Lionel-Messi-c22296 missed a penalty in the 91st minute
of the match, adding to the disappointment of La Blaugrana faithful.
The match, which had bookings and suspensions in store for http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Fernando-Navarro-c13691 and Frederic Kanoute, was heavily contested until the final whistle.
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