ronaldo real madrid vs barcelona 10/4/2005 il fenomeno inspired Real Madrid to an emphatic win over their Spanish League title rivals Barcelona. Ronaldo played a role in most of Madrid's best moves , Attacks And Even he provided the passes To His Teammates
Goals and Goal Scorer Real Madrid
8. Minute, Goal to Score 1:0 by Goal Scorer Z. Zidane
20. Minute, Goal to Score 2:0 by Goal Scorer Ronaldo
45. Minute, Goal to Score 3:1 by Goal Scorer R. González
65. Minute, Goal to Score 4:1 by Goal Scorer M. Owen
Goals and Goal Scorer FC Barcelona
29. Minute, Goal to Score 2:1 by Goal Scorer S. Eto`o
73. Minute, Goal to Score 4:2 by Goal Scorer Ronaldinho
Real Madrid CF
Starting squad: 01 Iker Casillas Goalkeeper
02 Míchel Salgado Defender
03 Roberto Carlos Defender
06 Ivan Helguera Defender
22 Francisco Pavón Defender
16 Thomas Gravesen Midfielder
23 David Beckham Midfielder
05 Zinedine Zidane Forward Goal
07 Gonzalez Raul Forward Goal
09 Ronaldo Forward Goal
11 Michael Owen Forward Goal
Substitutes: 10 Luis Figo In Out 11 Michael Owen Forward (82'')
21 Santiago Solari In Out 07 Gonzalez Raul Forward (85'')
20 Albert Celades In Out 05 Zinedine Zidane Forward (90'')
On the bench: 04 Borja Fernández Fernández
13 César Sánchez Dominguez
15 Raul Bravo
17 Javier Portillo
Cards: 02 Míchel Salgado Card-yellow-small (50')
23 David BeckhamCard-yellow-small (72')
16 Thomas GravesenCard-yellow-small (90')
FC Barcelona Football Team FC Barcelona
Starting squad: 01 Víctor Valdés Goalkeeper
02 Juliano Haus Belletti Defender
04 Rafael Márquez Defender
05 Carles Puyol Defender
12 Giovanni Van Bronckhorst Defender
23 Oleguer Presas Renom Defender
06 Xavi Hernández Midfielder
08 Ludovic Giuly Midfielder
24 Andrés Iniesta Midfielder
09 Samuel Eto'o Forward Goal
10 Ronaldinho Forward Goal
Substitutes: 11 Gaston Maxi Lopez In Out 08 Ludovic Giuly Midfielder (66'')
On the bench: 14 Gerard López
16 Sylvinho Mendes Campos
19 Fernando Navarro
25 Albert Jorquera
34 Rodri
Cards: 12 Giovanni Van Bronckhorst Card-yellow-small (51')
02 Juliano Haus BellettiCard-yellow-small (68')
05 Carles PuyolCard-yellow-small (70')
The Madrid coach Vanderlei Luxemburgo's decision to play an attacking trident of Raúl, Ronaldo and Owen paid dividends as his side beat Barcelona in a thrilling match to keep their dreams of winning La Liga alive.
All three, plus the midfielder Zinedine Zidane, found the back of the net as Madrid closed the gap at the top of the table to six points with seven games remaining.
The triumph will give Madrid a huge morale boost in the run-in to the end of the season, but they could still have reasons to regret Ronaldinho's 72nd-minute free-kick.
Madrid knew that anything other than three points would mean the end of their championship aspirations, so they played with a sense of urgency from the start. They were ahead in the seventh minute when Zidane took advantage of a sluggish Barça defence to head home a Ronaldo cross unmarked from four yards out. Zidane suffered in the process, however, because his momentum carried him into the Barcelona goalkeeper Victor Valdés who crashed into him and pushed him into the post where the French World Cup winner smacked the upright with his face.
Both sides attacked at a relentless pace and after 20 minutes Madrid doubled their lead. Ronaldo stole in unmarked at the far post to head home Beckham's free-kick from close range.
Barcelona were reeling, but Samuel Eto'o showed his scoring instincts in the 28th minute, sprinting into the Madrid area to poke the ball home. Ludovic Giuly then forced a save from Iker Casillas in the 32nd minute and fired wide again in the 40th, while the Madrid goalkeeper denied Giovanni van Bronckhorst just before the break.
Just when it seemed Barça would equalise Raúl made it 3-1 when he slid the ball home at the near post with virtually the last kick of the half. Barça tried to get back into the game but it looked to be over in the 65th minute. Eto'o was robbed in the Madrid half, Beckham picked the ball up and his through-ball picked out Owen, who bore down on the Barça goal and beat Valdés for his 11th league goal of the season.
In the 73rd minute Ronaldinho brought everyone in the Bernabéu down to earth when he curled a free-kick over the wall and into the right corner. Any momentum Barça recovered was lost when Eto'o was stretchered off, hands over face, leaving the visitors to play without their prolific striker.
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