Lionel Messi : One More Step To Win La Liga Title
49 views 14 May 2010
Barcelona only need to win one final match against Real Valladolid to hold the La Liga Trophy for this season. This wouldn’t be so hard for them, as Lionel Messi said, he’s very optimistic to become the champion.
For the final, Barcelona will be the host for Valladolid, and no doubt Messi and his team-mate will play all-out to smash Javier Clemente’s team, since they’re not on the same level.
Barcelona is on top of the league, with 30 wins, 6 draws and lost only once. While Valladolid only win 7 matches, 15 lost, and 15 draws. Their goals only one-third from Barcelona’s. So with that solid statistic, El Barca already win from the beginning, and their rival Real Madrid can only hope for a miracle to come at Azulgrana.
“We already done so many things, worked hard, and now we need to take just one more step to move forward,” Messi said full with optimistic.
Valladolid never beat Barcelona in their last 10 matches. Last time in 2003, La Pucela did hold Barca with a draw 1-1 and 0-0. But for this final, coach Clemente said that they will keep their faith to hurt Barcelona in any way, so they still have the hope to win.
Derbyanabella,Footballfantalk.com
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