Lionel Messi focused

the ground regarding the title race.
The Argentinian is taking nothing for granted as Barca prepare to face one of the toughest trips in La Liga when they visit fourth-placed Malaga tomorrow. The league is still not resolved, Madrid have made up a similar lead to this in the past, we know that we can’t take anything as won and we must continue without errors or relaxing,” he said.

I would have liked to have won more titles last year, my goal is always to keep getting better and not be content with what I have, I always say I have to improve everything,” he added, ominously for La Liga defences after finishing 2012 with a record 91 goals.

Barca also have David Villa, who is yet to play a full 90 minutes in the league this season, back in goalscoring form after he hit a double in the 5-0 Spanish Cup win against Cordoba on Thursday night. Malaga were also successful in the cup in midweek, defeating Eibar 4-1 to set up a two-legged quarter-final clash with tomorrow’s opponents that will see the two sides meet three times in little over 10 days.

Today: Valladolid v Mallorca (5pm), Espanyol v Celta Vigo (7pm), Osasuna v Real Madrid (9pm), Valencia v Sevilla (11pm) Tomorrow: Betis v Levante (1pm), Real Sociedad v Deportivo La Coruna (6pm), Atletico Madrid v Zaragoza (8pm), Malaga v Barcelona (7pm)
Monday: Getafe v Granada (9pm)

Spanish league table
P    W    D    L    F    A    Pts
Barcelona                 18    17    1    0    61    19    52
Atletico Madrid          18    13    2    3    38    18    41
Real Madrid              18    11    3    4    45    20    36
Malaga                    18    9    4    5    28    13    31
Real Betis                18    10    1    7    28    29     31
Levante                   18    9    3    6    24    25    30
Rayo Vallecano         18    9    1    8    25    33    28
Valencia                  18    8    3    7    25    27    27
Real Sociedad         18    7    4    7    27    24    25
Getafe                   18    7    3    8    22    28    24
Valladolid              18    6    4    8    24    24    22
Real Zaragoza       18    7    1    10    21    26    22
Sevilla                  18    6    4    8    23    26    22
Athletic Bilbao       18    6    3    9    22    37    21
Celta Vigo            18    5    3    10    19    23    18
Real Mallorca       18    4    5    9    17    30    17
Granada              18    4    4    10    14    27    16
Espanyol             18    3    6    9    19    30    15
Deportivo La Coruna    18    3    6    9    22    39    15
Osasuna             18    3    5    10    14    20    14 — AFP.

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