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Alfredo Relaño

Alfredo Relaño

AS Editor Alfredo Relaño argues that the renovation of the Bernabéu is having an effect in terms of Real Madrid's ability to score goals.

ByAlfredo Relaño

In a different era, Barça’s fear of Gento was well documented and you could see them retreat when he received the ball.

ByAlfredo Relaño

As the game against Levante ended, Solari had to go through the embarrassment of praising Bale. He did not suggest that he was offended by his star's attitude.

ByAlfredo Relaño

If it is possible for a victory to leave a bad taste in the mouth, Real Madrid's at Levante was such a case in point, writes AS Editor Alfredo Relaño.

ByAlfredo Relaño

Alfredo Relaño looks back over a productive week for Spanish clubs in European competiton, with Atlético beating Juventus at the Metropolitano.

ByAlfredo Relaño

Cristiano Ronaldo arrived back in Madrid yesterday ahead of one of the most appealing ties in the Champions League Round of 16, the very same day that Luis Rubiales outlined a new proposal for Spanish football...

ByAlfredo Relaño

Alfredo Relaño reflects on a dismal Barça display at Camp Nou - one which Gerard Piqué admits they cannot afford to repeat against Lyon on Tuesday.

ByAlfredo Relaño

Sergio Ramos had everything well planned, the game was into the final minutes and with his side winning 1-2, the Camas born defender commits a blatant trip and immediately helps his rival to his feet.

ByAlfredo Relaño

There had been an hour of play and the game was tight when Reguilón put a long pass to Vinicius, down his side. The Brazilian then unravelled the Ajax defence...

ByAlfredo Relaño

VAR or no VAR, that is the question...? Actually it's not a question anymore as tonight, for the first time in the Champions League, as the competition reaches the Round of 16 stage, we´ll see the debut of the VAR system.

ByAlfredo Relaño

Just six points separate Barça from second placed Real Madrid, with Solari's men making ground after we all felt the title race was a foregone conclusion some weeks ago

ByAlfredo Relaño

I like the Madrid derby. To some degree, more than the Clásico, perhaps because that game has become so global that it doesn't really feel like it's mine.

ByAlfredo Relaño

One hundred days is generally accepted as a reasonable bedding-in time for politicians when they accept a new role and has been deemed enough time for the rest of us to see intentions and working methodology.

ByAlfredo Relaño

There is a tradition at AS where we try and meet up almost every Monday for lunch with representatives from a sports federation (tennis, handball, rugby etc).

ByAlfredo Relaño

Alfredo Relaño takes a look at how things are shaping up at the top of LaLiga, with Barcelona and Atlético dropping points and Real Madrid beating Alavés.

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