Spanska Primera Division

raikonen · Početnik Domaćeg.de

omiljeni klub mi je valensija.
ove godine nije bas blistala ali pamtimo ih iz prethodnih pa najjacim kontrama na svetu

Jugović · Prijatelj foruma

E a nastavicemo na jesen kad nova sezona u Spaniji pocne! 8)

Do tada je ovo zakljucano...

Velja25 · ~ Sanjicin komšija ~

Sutra počinje novo prvenstvo Španije u fudbalu, zato otključavam ovu temu! Razz

ivobole · Početnik Domaćeg.de

nema sto barsa i niko drugi.a real neka je zdravo samo neka dovodi on spiceve a u onu odbranu neka duvaju vjetrovi...

Velja25 · ~ Sanjicin komšija ~

27-08-2005
Valencia - Betis 1 - 0
Athletic - Sociedad 3 - 0
Alaves - Barcelona 0 - 0
28-08-2005
Sevilla - Racing 1 - 0
Cadiz - Real Madrid 1 - 2
Celta - Malaga 2 - 0
Espanyol - Getafe 0 - 2
Mallorca - Deportivo 0 - 1
Atletico - Zaragoza 0 - 0
Osasuna - Villarreal 2 - 1

Team Total Won Draw Lost Goals Points
1. Athletic 1 1 0 0 3 - 0 3
2. Celta 1 1 0 0 2 - 0 3
3. Getafe 1 1 0 0 2 - 0 3
4. Osasuna 1 1 0 0 2 - 1 3
5. Real Madrid 1 1 0 0 2 - 1 3
6. Deportivo 1 1 0 0 1 - 0 3
7. Sevilla 1 1 0 0 1 - 0 3
8. Valencia 1 1 0 0 1 - 0 3
9. Alaves 1 0 1 0 0 - 0 1
10. Atletico 1 0 1 0 0 - 0 1
11. Barcelona 1 0 1 0 0 - 0 1
12. Zaragoza 1 0 1 0 0 - 0 1
13. Cadiz 1 0 0 1 1 - 2 0
14. Villarreal 1 0 0 1 1 - 2 0
15. Betis 1 0 0 1 0 - 1 0
16. Mallorca 1 0 0 1 0 - 1 0
17. Racing 1 0 0 1 0 - 1 0
18. Espanyol 1 0 0 1 0 - 2 0
19. Malaga 1 0 0 1 0 - 2 0
20. Sociedad 1 0 0 1 0 - 3 0
last played match: 28-08-2005

11-09-2005
Villarreal - Sevilla
Betis - Osasuna
Zaragoza - Valencia
Deportivo - Atletico
Barcelona - Mallorca
Sociedad - Alaves
Getafe - Athletic
Malaga - Espanyol
Real Madrid - Celta
Racing - Cadiz
18-09-2005
Valencia - Deportivo
Betis - Zaragoza

Kristiano · Početnik Domaćeg.de

provukao se real sugavi

Sascha336 · * Vatreni delija *

ali posle 90-minuta niko ne pita kako neko igrao

boban11 · Prijatelj foruma

Real je ponovo nakupovao igraca, sta vi mislite da li ce to biti dovoljno da osvoji titulu ove godine.
Ja navijam za Barsu, vise mi je muka od Realove politike, mislim da, a dansa sam procitao i izjavu Figa, da se vise baziraju na reklami kluba nego na ugledu kao nekada.

boban11 · Prijatelj foruma

HISTORY OF FC BARCELONA

Introduction

In the late 1800's Hans Gamper and ten other enthusiasts were

playing an unknown sport called 'foot-ball'. When Gamper went on to

found Barcelona Football Club on 29 November 1899, he could hardly

have imagined the momentous events that would follow!

Throughout some of Catalonia's most difficult years, the flag

represented the people's hopes for freedom, and today that very

flag is the symbolic link which continues to represent the ties

between a very special club and its' supporters.

Over the course of 100 years, the club has lived through moments of

glory and tragedy, through good times and bad, through epic

victories and crushing defeats. Each one of these moments has

contributed to shaping Barcelona into the absolutely unique club

that it is today.

Barcelona's renown can be attributed, in part, to impressive

statistics but another factor is certainly that Barcelona is one of

the most highly decorated teams in the world. With the exception of

the International Cup, the showcases of the Barcelona museum

contain every trophy possible. Topping off the impressive

collection is the European Cup, the crowning glory of a Wembley

final that went into the history books.

Quite apart from winning the supreme continental prize, Barcelona

is also in the extremely enviable position of being the only team

in Europe to have participated in every European Cup since 1955 the

first year the tournament began. Their massive European trophy

collection also includes the Cup Winners' Cup, which the club has

won no less than four times - making it undisputed king. Barcelona

has also collected four UEFA Cups, two of these when the tournament

was still known as the Industrial Inter-Cities Fairs Cup.

Of course, Barcelona reigns in Spain as well as in Europe and no

other Spanish team can equal Barcelona's 24 championship titles in

the Copa del Rey.

As for the Spanish championship league (historically one of the

toughest competition grounds for the club), Barcelona celebrates

the centenary birthday with 16 league titles to its name. Six of

these were amassed over the last ten years alone.

PREZIDENTS

Joan Laporta i Estruch 2003
Interim Administrative Commettee 2003
Enric Reyna Mart�nez 2003
Joan Gaspart Solves 2000-2003
Josep Llu�s N��ez Clemente 1978-2000
Raimon Carrasco Azemar 1977-1978
Agust� Montal Costa 1969-1977
Narc�s de Carreras Guiteras 1968-69
Enric Llaudet Ponsa 1961-1968
Francesc Mir�-Sans Casacuberta 1953-1961
Enric Mart� Carreto 1952-1953
Agust� Montal Galobart 1946-1952
Josep Vendrell Ferrer 1943-1946
Josep Antoni de Albert Muntadas 1943
Josep Vidal-Ribas G�ell 1942
Enrique Pi�eyro Queralt 1940-1942 / 13-08-1942 al 20-08-1943

Interim Administrative Commettee 1939-1940
Josep Su�ol Garriga 1935-1936
Esteve Sala Canyadell 1934-1935
Joan Coma Sarasols 1931-1934
Antoni Oliver Gras 1931
Tom�s Ros�s Ibotson 1929-1930
Arcadi Balaguer Costa 1925-1929
Enric Cardona Panella 1923-1924
Ricard Graells Mir� 1919-1920
Gaspar Ros�s Ar�s 1916-1917 / 1920-1921 / 1930-1931
Rafael Llopart Vidaud 1915-1916
Joaquim Peris de Vargas 1914-1915
Alvar Presta 1914
Francesc de Mox� i de Sentmenat 1913-1914
Otto Gmelin 1909-1910
Hans Gamper Haessing 1908-1909 / 1910-1913 / 1917-1919 / 1921-1923

/ 1924-1925
Vicen� Reig 1908
Juli Marial Mundet 1906-1908
Josep M. Soler 1905-1906
Arthur Witty Cotton 1903-1905
Paul Haas 1902-1903
Bartomeu Terradas 1901-1902
Walter Wild 1899-1901

MANAGERS

Frank Rijkaard 2003-
Radomir Antic 2003
Louis van Gaal 2002-2003
Carles Rexach 1987-88, 1990-91, 1995-96, 2001-2002
Lloren� Serra Ferrer 2000-2001
Louis van Gaal 1997-2000
Bobby Robson 1996-1997
Johan Cruyff 1988-1996
Lu�s Aragon�s 1987-1988
Terry Venables 1984-1987
C�sar Luis Menotti 1982-83 and 1983-84
Jos� Lu�s Romero 1982-83
Udo Lattek 1981-1982 and 1982-1983
Helenio Herrera 1981
Ladislao Kubala 1980
Helenio Herrera 1980
Joaquim Rif� 1979-1980
Lucien M�ller 1978-1979
Marinus Michels 1976-77 and 1977-78
Laureano Ruiz 1976
Hennes Weissweiler 1975-1976
Marinus Michels 1971-1975
Vic Buckingham 1969-70 and 1970-71
Josep Seguer 1969-1970
Salvador Artigas 1967-68 and 1968-69
Roque Olsen 1965-66 and 1966-67
Vicen� Sassot 1964-1965
C�sar Rodr�guez 1963-64 and 1964-65
Josep Gonzalvo 1962-1963
Ladislao Kubala 1962-1963
Llu�s Mir� 1961-1962
Enrique Oriozola 1961
Ljubisa Brocic 1960-1961
Enric Rabassa 1960
Helenio Herrera 1958-59 and 1959-60
Dom�nec Balmanya 1956-57 and 1957-58
Franz Platko 1955
Sandro Puppo 1954-55
Ferdinand Daucik 1950-1954
Ramon Llorens 1950
Enrique Fern�ndez 1947-1950
Josep Samitier 1944-1947
Jos� Nogu�s 1941-44
Ram�n Guzm�n 1941
Josep Planas 1939-40 and 1940-41
Patrick O'Connell 1935-36 and 1936-37
Franz Platko 1934-1935
Jack Demby 1933-34
Jack Greenwell 1931-32 y 1932-33
James Bellamy 1929-30 and 1930-31
Rom� Forns 1927-28 and 1928-29
Jack Demby 1926-1927
Ralph Kirby 1925-1926
Jesza Poszony 1924-1925
Jack Greenwell 1917-1924
John Barrow 1917

KAMP NOU

History and opening

When Kubula arrived, the old Les Corts stadium proved to be

too small and it was necessary to find a new site. From when the

idea was first thought of until the day it was opened on 24th

September 1957, there were difficult moments for the Camp Nou, but

the dream eventually became a reality. In this section we will

explain how this ambitious project was realized.

The background (1948-1954)

Even though the first voices to call for the construction of a new

stadium were heard in 1948, it was the huge expectation surrounding

the arrival of Hungarian star Ladislau Kubala (June 1950) that

suggested that Bar�a had outgrown the Les Corts stadium. The Old

Ground had been founded back in 1922, and after several extensions,

was able to hold 60,000 spectators, a figure that was practically

impossible to increase any more. So, on September 19, 1950, FC

Barcelonas Board of Directors, presided by Agust� Montal Galobart,

purchased a plot of land next to the Maternitat, fairly close to

the site of the old Les Corts ground.

A troublesome period followed, when the new stadiums commission

(February 9, 1951) changed their minds about the site of the

project, opting for an area at the top of the Diagonal.

Negotiations with the Administrators bore little fruit and never

reached a definitive agreement. The issue was left on hold until

Francesc Mir�-Sans was elected president of FC Barcelona (November

14, 1953). The new president was particularly insistent that the

project for a new stadium should go ahead immediately and one of

the first things he did after coming to power (February 18, 1954)

was to situate the new site on the land purchased in 1950 and not

at the top of the Diagonal. So it was that, on March 28, in front

of 60,000 fans, he laid the first stone of the Camp Nou, watched by

the president of the Civil Government, Felipe Acedo Colunga, and

blessed by the Archbishop of Barcelona, Gregorio Modrego.

The construction (1954-1957)

The project for the new stadium was entrusted to the architects

Francesc Mitjans Mir�, Mir�-Sans cousin, and Josep Soteras Mauri,

under collaboration with Lorenzo Garc�a Barb�n. More than a year

later, on July 11, 1955, the Club handed the construction rights to

INGAR SA, who put forward an estimate for 66,620,000 pesetas for

completion of the building in 18 months. However, the eventual cost

was considerably higher than the original proposal, reaching 288

million pesetas, a figure that had to met by successive emissions

of obligatory mortgages (100 million pesetas) and bank loans (60

million pesetas). This was enough to finance the construction of

the stadium, but the Club would be repaying that debt for several

years afterwards.

The inauguration

The date for the inauguration of the Estadi was set at September

24, 1957. An organising committee was formed to plan a special

opening ceremony, which was presided by two people: Aleix Buxeres

(public relations) and Nicolau Casaus (organisation). On September

21 in the Barcelona Councils Assembly Room, Jos� Maria de Coss�o, a

member of the Real Academia Espa�ola, read the proclamation that

officially opened the celebrations of the inauguration of the new

stadium. That September weekend, members of different sections of

the Club appeared in a series of international sports meetings at

the Les Corts stadium and the Palau Municipal dEsports. Those

important events were enough to inspire the renowned poet Josep M.

de Sagarra to write a sonnet entitled Blau Grana, and the creation

of the FC Barcelona Stadiums hymn with lyrics by Josep Badia to the

music of Adolf Caban�.

On that day of the Merc� festival in 1957, the city was clothed in

the colours of the Club. The inauguration began with a solemn mass

and the blessing of the stadium by the Archbishop of Barcelona,

Gregorio Modrego. Immediately after, the Gracienc Choir sung

H�ndel`s Hallelujah and enthroned the image of the Mother of God of

Montserrat. Several dignitaries from the worlds of sports and

politics sat in the presidents box alongside Francesc Mir�-Sans,

including Jos� Sol�s Ruiz, general secretary for the Ministry of

Movement; Jos� Antonio Elola Olaso, president of the National

Sports Delegation; Felipe Acedo, Barcelonas civil governor, and

Josep M. de Porcioles, mayor of Barcelona.

The terraces of the Camp Nou, still not quite complete, were opened

to more than 90,000 people, as representatives of all of the

football clubs of Catalonia paraded across the field, along with

members of the sections of the Club, Barcelona fan clubs and

different teams belonging to the Club. The aforementioned hymn was

then sung, followed, at four thirty in the afternoon, by the

inaugural match. FC Barcelona played a Polish team from Warsaw. The

Barcelona line-up in the new stadium was formed by: Ramallets,

Olivella, Brugu�, Segarra, Verg�s, Gensana, Basora, Villaverde,

Mart�nez, Kubala and Tejada. In the second half the Barcelona

eleven was the following: Ramallets, Segarra, Brugu�, Gr�cia,

Flotats, Bosch, Hermes, Ribelles, Tejada, Sampedro and Evaristo.

The game ended with Barcelona winning 4-2 with goals from Eulogio

Mart�nez (who, in the 11th minute scored the first ever goal at the

Camp Nou), Tejada, Sampedro and Evaristo. During the break, 1,500

members of the Agrupaci� Cultural Folkl�rica de Barcelona danced an

enormous sardana and 10,000 doves were set free. And so began a new

era in the history of FC Barcelona.

The development of the stadium

When it was opened, the Camp Nou could hold a capacity of 93,053

spectators (the former plan to hold 150,000 places had been

abandoned) and the field of play measured 107x72 metres (currently

105x68, according to UEFA guidelines). The main materials used in

its construction were concrete and iron. Since that now distant

year of 1957, the stadium has undergone the following renovations

and improvements.
� Inauguration of floodlighting (September 23, 1959). The first

floodlit game at the Camp Nou was a second round European Cup match

in the 1959-60 season, between FC Barcelona and CDNA Sofia
� Electronic scoreboard on the second tier grandstand (1975-76

season)
� Private boxes. Side, North goal and South goal 2nd tier (1981-82

season)
� VIP lounge. Lower tier (1981-82 season)
� Press room. Lower tier (1981-82 season)
� Matrixed scoreboards. North goal and South goal (1981-82 season)
� Enlargement of stadium. Coinciding with World Cup 1982, the

stadium capacity was increased with the addition of 22,150 new

places in the 3rd tier. This raised the Camp Nou's capacity to

115,000
� Inauguration of Club Museum. 2nd tier (September 24, 1984)
� Museum Art Fund (1985-86 season)
� New building for the Former Players Association. 1st tier

grandstand (1990-91 season)
� Remodelling of the first tier of terracing. This work, undertaken

over the summer of 1994, lowered the field of play by 2.5 metres to

increase the capacity of the lower tiers. Seating was introduced in

the areas behind the goals and the security moat around the field

was eliminated
� Wembley and Basle lounges. 1st tier grandstand (1994-95 season).

Two 250 m2 lounges that are used by members of the Fundaci� FC

Barcelona on match days
� New press boxes. 3rd tier grandstand (1994-95 season)
� Renovation of the Grandstand roof. 3rd tier grandstand (1994-95

season)
� Construction of row 0. Work was carried out over the summer of

1994 on the construction of row 0 in the 2nd tier of the Side,

North goal and South goal areas, which was the continuation of the

Grandstand row 0 built in the summer of 1993
� Barcelona Documentary Centre, in the Club Museum. 2nd tier

grandstand (October 20, 1994)
� General paving of the area around the stadium (1995-96 season)
� Fundaci� Box. 1st tier grandstand (1995-96 season)
� Extension of the Presidential Box. 2nd tier grandstand (1995-96

season)
� Installation of eight lifts at different gates (1995-96 season)
� Underground parking beneath the grandstand (1996-97 season). The

work on the stadium grandstand during the 1996-97 season allowed

for the creation of 400 new parking spaces on two different floors.

Added to the 400 created the year before, that makes a total of 800

spaces
� FC Barcelona-Sanitas Sports Medicine Centre. South goal 2nd tier

(1996-97 season)
� Operative Control Unit (OCU). 3rd tier grandstand (1996-97

season)
� Remodelling of the facade and entrance hall of the Grandstand and

extension of the Museum (1997-98 season). Thanks to these

reformations, the Museum became three times as big, and a

passageway was created to provide access for club members. The

facade was redesigned with the inscriptions of the names of all of

the players in the club's history
� New electronic scoreboards in the stadium (1997-98 season).

During that season, the old scoreboards were pulled down and

replaced with new electronic models, in full colour and using the

latest technology
� Technical Service Offices. 2nd tier grandstand (1997-98 season)
� Conversion of standing areas into seated terracing. Side and 3rd

tier goals (1998-99 season). After that change, the Camp Nou now

has seating for 98,787 people
� New speaker system. 3rd tier grandstand (1998-99 season)
� New floodlighting. Grandstand and 3rd tier sides (1998-99 season)

The stadium is currently a maximum of 48 metres high and has a

surface area of 55,000 m2 (250 metres long and 220 metres wide),

and the terraces can be evacuated in five minutes. During the

1998-99 season, UEFA recognised the magnificence of the Camp Nou by

classing its as 'Five-Star Stadium'. The most important facilities

and dependencies that can be found inside the Camp Nou are the

following:

� Changing Rooms
� Chapel
� Boxes (Presidential, and for the Fundaci� and Private use)
� VIP Lounge
� Press Room
� TV Studio
� Press Boxes
� Technical Service Offices
� Sports Medicine Centre
� Operative Control Unit (OCU)
� Room for Former Players Association
� FC Barcelona - President N��ez Museum

Concerts at the stadium

� Llu�s Llach (7-7-1985)
� Bruce Springsteen (3-8-1988)
� Michael Jackson (9-8-1988)
� Julio Iglesias (8-9-1988)
� Amnesty International (10-9-1988) Concert for human rights.

Featured Bruce Springsteen, Sting, Youssou N'Dour, Tracy Chapman,

Peter Gabriel and El �ltimo de la Fila
� The Three Tenors (13-7-1997): Josep Carreras, Pl�cido Domingo and

Luciano Pavarotti
� Josep Carreras (1-10-1999). The cultural event of the Club

Centenary

Pope's visit

On November 17, 1982, FC Barcelona was honoured by the visit of

Pope John Paul II, who performed a solemn mass at the Camp Nou

before 120.000 believers, who stoically tolerated the heavy rain

that fell that day. President Josep Llu�s N��ez presented His

Holiness with membership card number 108,000

Finals featuring FC Barcelona at the Camp Nou

� Final of the Generalisimo's Cup in 1962-63 between FC Barcelona

and Real Zaragoza (June 23, 1963). The presence of General Franco

in the Catalan capital meant that for once the final of the Cup

that carried his name was not played in Madrid. Bar�a won the title

by beating the Aragonese side 3-1, with goals from Pereda, Kocsis

and Zald�a
� Cup Winners Cup Final 1981-82 between FC Barcelona and Standard

Liege (May 12, 1982). 100,000 spectators went wild as Bar�a won 2-1

with goals from Simonsen and Quini

European Finals not featuring FC Barcelona at the Camp Nou

� Cup Winners Cup Final 1971-72 between Glasgow Rangers and Dynamo

Moscow (May 24, 1972), won by the Scottish team 3-2
� European Cup Finals 1988-89 between Milan and Steaua Bucharest

(May 24, 1989). The Italians won the match 4-0
� Champions League Final 1998-99 between Manchester United and

Bayern Munich (May 26, 1999), won by the English team 2-1. The game

formed part of FC Barcelona's Centenary celebrations
Other events held at the Camp Nou

� On November 27, 1974, and as part of the Club's 75th Anniversary

celebrations, 'Cant del Bar�a', FC Barcelona's club hymn (with

lyrics by Jaume Picas and Josep M. Espin�s set to the music of

Manuel Valls Gorina) was solemnly sung for the first time by 3,500

voices conducted by Oriol Martorell. After that, a friendly was

played between Bar�a and East Germany (2-1)
� Inauguration of World Cup 1982 in Spain. On June 13, 100,000

spectators watched an emotional opening ceremony followed by the

first match of the tournament between Argentina and Belgium (0-1).

After that unforgettable night, the Camp Nou was also the stage for

the following matches: Poland - Belgium (June 28, 3-0); Belgium -

USSR (July 1, 0-1); USSR - Poland (July 4, 0-0) and Italy - Poland

(July 8, 2-0)
� In summer 1992, Barcelona hosted the Olympic Games. The Camp Nou

was the centrepiece for the football competition, and it was there

that the Spanish team, which included Bar�a players Ferrer and

Guardiola, won the gold medal after beating Poland 3-2 in the final

(August 8, 1992)
� On November 28, 1998, the Camp Nou celebrated the Centenary of FC

Barcelona, a huge festival that culminated with the signing of the

club hymn by the Catalan singer-songwriter Joan Manuel Serrat
� Match between FC Barcelona and Brazil, the main event of the

Centenary (April 28, 1999). The game, which ended in a 2-2 draw,

was hugely emotional, and before it started, all the club's former

players paraded on the field

Velja25 · ~ Sanjicin komšija ~

28-08-2005
Atletico - Zaragoza 0 - 0
Osasuna - Villarreal 2 - 1
10-09-2005
Betis - Osasuna 1 - 0
Deportivo - Atletico 1 - 0
Real Madrid - Celta 2 - 3
11-09-2005
Villarreal - Sevilla 1 - 1
Zaragoza - Valencia 2 - 2
Barcelona - Mallorca 2 - 0
Sociedad - Alaves 2 - 1
Getafe - Athletic 1 - 1
Malaga - Espanyol 1 - 2
Racing - Cadiz 0 - 1

Team Total Won Draw Lost Goals Points
1. Celta 2 2 0 0 5 - 2 6
2. Deportivo 2 2 0 0 2 - 0 6
3. Athletic 2 1 1 0 4 - 1 4
4. Getafe 2 1 1 0 3 - 1 4
5. Barcelona 2 1 1 0 2 - 0 4
6. Valencia 2 1 1 0 3 - 2 4
7. Sevilla 2 1 1 0 2 - 1 4
8. Real Madrid 2 1 0 1 4 - 4 3
9. Cadiz 2 1 0 1 2 - 2 3
10. Osasuna 2 1 0 1 2 - 2 3
11. Betis 2 1 0 1 1 - 1 3
12. Espanyol 2 1 0 1 2 - 3 3
13. Sociedad 2 1 0 1 2 - 4 3
14. Zaragoza 2 0 2 0 2 - 2 2
15. Villarreal 2 0 1 1 2 - 3 1
16. Alaves 2 0 1 1 1 - 2 1
17. Atletico 2 0 1 1 0 - 1 1
18. Racing 2 0 0 2 0 - 2 0
19. Malaga 2 0 0 2 1 - 4 0
20. Mallorca 2 0 0 2 0 - 3 0
last played match: 11-09-2005

18-09-2005
Valencia - Deportivo
Betis - Zaragoza
Cadiz - Villarreal
Celta - Racing
Espanyol - Real Madrid
Athletic - Malaga
Alaves - Getafe
Mallorca - Sociedad
Atletico - Barcelona
Osasuna - Sevilla
21-09-2005
Villarreal - Celta
Sevilla - Cadiz

hhadzic · Početnik Domaćeg.de

real je definitivno najbolji,to je tim za kojeg navijam jos od malena.to je klub za koji zivim.mnogi su postali njegovi fanovi na osnovu dovedenih zvijezda,sto nije slucaj kod mene.al priznati se mora da je real u posljednje vrijeme poceo dovoditi korisne i mlade igrace.sergio ramos,robinho,carlos diogo,bapstista,najvjerovatnije i mladi brazilac cicinho koji se vec dokazao i za kojeg kazu da je nasljednik cafua,.sve su to mlada pojacanja koja bi trebala ponovo vratiti titulu prvaka spanije kao i donijeti 10 titulu prvaka evrope.ipak svaki klub ima svoje teske dane za real bolji dani ponovo dolaze.

Velja25 · ~ Sanjicin komšija ~

11-09-2005
Malaga - Espanyol 1 - 2
Racing - Cadiz 0 - 1
17-09-2005
Valencia - Deportivo 2 - 2
Mallorca - Sociedad 5 - 2
18-09-2005
Betis - Zaragoza 0 - 0
Cadiz - Villarreal 1 - 1
Celta - Racing 0 - 1
Espanyol - Real Madrid 1 - 0
Athletic - Malaga 1 - 2
Alaves - Getafe 3 - 4
Atletico - Barcelona 2 - 1
Osasuna - Sevilla 1 - 0

Team Total Won Draw Lost Goals Points
1. Getafe 3 2 1 0 7 - 4 7
2. Deportivo 3 2 1 0 4 - 2 7
3. Celta 3 2 0 1 5 - 3 6
4. Osasuna 3 2 0 1 3 - 2 6
5. Espanyol 3 2 0 1 3 - 3 6
6. Valencia 3 1 2 0 5 - 4 5
7. Athletic 3 1 1 1 5 - 3 4
8. Barcelona 3 1 1 1 3 - 2 4
9. Cadiz 3 1 1 1 3 - 3 4
10. Atletico 3 1 1 1 2 - 2 4
11. Sevilla 3 1 1 1 2 - 2 4
12. Betis 3 1 1 1 1 - 1 4
13. Mallorca 3 1 0 2 5 - 5 3
14. Zaragoza 3 0 3 0 2 - 2 3
15. Real Madrid 3 1 0 2 4 - 5 3
16. Racing 3 1 0 2 1 - 2 3
17. Malaga 3 1 0 2 3 - 5 3
18. Sociedad 3 1 0 2 4 - 9 3
19. Villarreal 3 0 2 1 3 - 4 2
20. Alaves 3 0 1 2 4 - 6 1
last played match: 18-09-2005

21-09-2005
Villarreal - Celta
Sevilla - Cadiz
Zaragoza - Osasuna
Deportivo - Betis
Barcelona - Valencia
Sociedad - Atletico
Getafe - Mallorca
Malaga - Alaves
Racing - Espanyol
22-09-2005
Real Madrid - Athletic
25-09-2005
Valencia - Sociedad
Betis - Barcelona