Last night, Real were already champions and Levante where already relegated so it was just for fun. Codina was quite impressive, Ruud scored again, and Sneijder once again proved that he is a world-class midfielder. On the other side, Levante were brave and deserved the standing ovation the Bernabeu fans gave them.

Here is the recap. Scroll down for videos of the match.

I couldn't watch the match and therefore I couldn't write an extensive and thoughtful review, so apologizes for everyone here. However, the nice thing about giving other people a voice to share their thoughts is that they really appreciate it and actually help. Thankfully, my fellow Madridistas at Realmadrid Forum are discussing the game. I recommend you go there:
Real Zaragoza 2-2 Real Madrid and videos are here.

I'm gonna be back and at full speed from now on ;)

Hala Madrid

Real Madrid have proved once again not only they deserved to win the league, but they are also the best team in Spain. Los Blancos defeated rivals Barcelona 4-1 with a superb performance that we haven't seen in a long time.

I just can't describe the whole thing ..... It was a very exciting match especially in its second half. With Cannavaro sent-off and 1-0 down, I thought that we'd wait another week to win the league, but thankfully Robben and super Higuain were there to save the day.

MATCH REPORT
3 - Real Madrid: Casillas; Sergio Ramos, Pepe, Heinze, Marcelo; Sneijder (Drenthe, 86’), Gago, Guti, Robinho (Robben, 72’); Saviola & Raúl (Higuaín, 72’).
0 - Athletic: Armando; Iraola, Amorrebieta, Gurpegui, Koikili; Garmendia, Javi Martínez, Susaeta (Murillo, 79’), Gabilondo (Aduriz, 77’); Llorente & Etxeberría.
Goals:
1-0, 13'': Saviola.
2-0, 73': Robben.
3-0, 78': Higuaín.

Mahamadou Diarra: Madridistas’ Man of the Match in 2-0 victory over Racing Santander.

Wesley Sneijder: Madridistas' Man of the Match in 1-0 victory over Real Murcia.

UPDATE: Forgot to mention that Torres was sent off after he harshly tackled a Real Murcia player  - stupid me ;)

As I said earlier that I was busy, I missed the first half but managed to catch most of the second one. Once again, Wesely Sneijder scored and this time his goal was a winner. Gago played pretty well and showed some good signs of improving.

Fernando Gago: Madridistas’ Man of the Match in 1-1 draw against Mallorca.

A lucky point, we could have lost this badly, they certainly had the lions share of the chances. Mallorca has long been a difficult place for us to go and pre-match every madridista knew this was going to be a complicated game. From the off you could see this was going to be a determined game from los blancos to defend rather than attack. With Pepe and Robinho fit and ready on the bench, Schuster instead went with the same lineup that defeated Sevilla so well last week.

Wesley Sneijder: Madridistas' Man of the Match in 3-1 victory over Sevilla.

Sevilla's form had been as erratic as our own going into the match, but after defeating us convincingly in Seville earlier in the season and demolishing us in the Supercopa before the seasons start, you couldn't begrudge us Madridistas not being too optimistic about this game, especially after the poor run of form the teams been in since the turn of the year.