Osasuna fined after player hit with lighter.

Osasuna was fined 3,000 euros (C$4,380) after Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas was struck on the head with a lighter thrown from the crowd at a recent Spanish league game.

The Spanish soccer federation also warned Osasuna that its Reyno de Navarra stadium would be closed if there was a repetition, news reports said Wednesday.

Casillas was hit on Sunday as he collected the ball from behind the goal in the 43rd minute of Madrid's 4-1 victory.

Match Report: Osasuna Vs Real Madrid.

MATCH REPORT: 1 – OSASUNA: Ricardo; M.Flaño, Josetxo, Flaño, Corrales; Valdo, Puñal, Nekouman, Delporte (Font 58’); Raúl García (David López 45’) and Webó (Milosevic 45’). 4 – REAL MADRID Casillas; Ramos, Helguera, Cannavaro, Roberto Carlos; Raúl, Diarra, Emerson, Robinho (Reyes 63’); Guti (Beckham 82’) and Van Nistelrooy. GOALS: 0-1, min. 11: Van Nistelrooy taps in Robinho's long range shot. 0-2, min. 26: Van Nistelrooy taps in another deflection in the box. 0-3, min. 44: Van Nistelrooy beats Ricardo with a shot across the box. 1-3, min. 63: Valdo headers in a corner kick. 1-4, min. 83: Van Nistelrooy 18 yard strike from outside the right side of the box. Referee: Teixeira Vitienes. Cantabrian Refereeing Association. Booked Corrales (22’), Delporte (37`), Javier Flaño (39’), Miguel Flaño (66’), Josetxo (70’), Font (75’), NOTES: Matchday 10 of the Primera Liga played at the Reyno de Navarra Stadium.

Osasuna 1 : 4 Real Madrid.

Osasuna		Real Madrid
1		4
GOALS
Valdo 64		Ruud van Nistelrooij 12 Ruud van Nistelrooij 27 Ruud van Nistelrooij 45 Ruud van Nistelrooij 84
YELLOW CARDS
Enrique Corrales 23 Ludovic Delporte 38 Javier Flano 39 Miguel Flano 67 Josetxo 71 Ricardo 71 Hector Font 76		Ivan Helguera 68

Real's Soldado on loan to Osasuna.

Osasuna has taken Real Madrid reserve team striker Roberto Soldado on loan for one season.

The 21-year-old scored two goals in 11 Primera Liga appearances last season and netted the winner in Real's 2-1 win over Olympiakos in the Champions League group stage.

"The idea is to leave and have a good season with a Primera Liga team scoring goals, and to develop as a footballer," Soldado told Real's Web site. "The following year I want to return to the Real first team. I chose Osasuna because it gives me the chance to play in the Champions League."

Soldado is rated a very talented future striker of Spain.

Real Madrid Castilla's Jurado is also move on, his transfer to neighbours Atlético causing some concern at the Bernabeu, despite an €8 million buy back option which they have retained over the next two seasons. De la Red and Balboa said they want a change as well, and Arbeloa went a few days ago to Deportivo La Coruña, who are building up a new young squad and who have already signed Rodri, Cristián and now Verdú from Barcelona B. Castilla's new coach Michel shouldn't be too concerned though, as he can count on five of the recently crowned under-19 European champions for his team next season.