Real Madrid is the new league champion of the season 2006-07.

Real Madrid won the Spanish La Liga Title of the season 2006-07.

After three unsuccessful season, Real Madrid finally got a successive season.

Due to this performance, we congratulate all our readers, fans and all Real Madrid supporters around the world.

Real exacts revenge on Barca.

The Spanish title race is well and truly on as Real Madrid produced its best performance this season to defeat Barcelona, while Valencia and FC Sevilla enjoyed wins.

At the Bernabeu, Real Madrid gained some revenge for last season's home thrashing by Barcelona, as it defeated the Catalans 2-0, with Raul and Ruud van Nistelrooy scoring on either side of half-time.

The result probably came as a shock to Real fans who watched their club produce one of its worst ever worst performances as it lost to Getafe last week, yet, many of them had not even taken their seats when Raul's powerful header from Sergio Ramos's cross beat Victor Valdes.

Real continued to mount waves of attacks, but just as Barca started asserting some control over the contest, Jose Maria Guti dummied his way through its defence before setting up van Nistelrooy who poked home.

The result sees Barcelona remain on top of the Primera Liga table, although it is on equal points with second-placed Valencia, while Real climbs to fourth and is just two points behind its Catalan rival.

Title race on after Real beat Barca.

Real Madrid produced their best display of the season to beat Barcelona 2-0 in the Spanish derby and gain a little revenge on their Catalan rivals.

Frank Rijkaard's side had humbled the Galacticos in the Bernebeu last season, thrashing them 3-0 on their own patch in a match which served to highlight the huge gulf in class between the two sides.

However, there would be no repeat this time around as Fabio Capello's side convincingly despatched their rivals with a goal in each half from Raul and Ruud Van Nistelrooy, which moves them to within two points of Frank Rijkaard's team after seven rounds of the Spanish League.

Real Madrid scored a deserved victory which leaves them just two points behind the Catalans. Fabio's Capello's side is back in business and the title race is well and truly on in Spain.

Transfers.

Transfers in: Capello - manager (Juventus) Cannavaro, Emerson (Juventus ) Van Nistelrooy (Manchester United) Diarra (Olympique Lyon) Reyes (Arsenal - one year loan)

Transfers out: López Caro - manager (Levante) Soldado (Osasuna - one year loan) Diogo (Zaragoza - one year loan) Pablo García (Celta - one year loan) Baptista (Arsenal - one year loan) Woodgate (Middlesbrough - one year loan) Gravesen (Glasgow Celtic) Zidane (retiring)

Transfers in and out: Borja (Mallorca - loan period ended, transferred to Valladolid) Juanfran (loan period at Espanyol ended, transferred to Osasuna) Portillo (loan period at Club Brugge ended, transferred to Nàstic) Carlos Sánchez (Almería - loan period ended, on to Castellón).

New seasons Shirt Numbers of Players have announced.

The squad of Real Madrid was officially completed with the last-minute transfer of José Antonio Reyes and the definitive shirt number list for the 2006/07 season was made public. Of course, the most outstanding names in this list are new arrivals Cannavaro, Emerson, Van Nistelrooy, Diarrá and Reyes.


The 2006-07 Real Madrid team kicks off. The transfer of Sevillian-born player José Antonio Reyes in the late evening of 31 August "completes" the squad of the Whites for this new year. The first team shirt numbers have been officially assigned and announced, the most outstanding being those corresponding to the summer acquisitions.

Fabio Cannavaro will don number 5, a shirt preceded by great reputation and flare at the Club after players such as Zinedine Zidane and former Captain Manolo Sanchís wore it with pride. Meanwhile, Emerson inherits the 8 shirt after Baptista's departure, a number that has been casted by Club legends Míchel or Mijatovic, among others. Box maestro Ruud Van Nistelrooy will be donning number 17 on his back while Diarrá will be playing with Iván Helguera's prior season shirt number, the 6. Last-man-on-board Reyes will cast number 19 on the flip side of his jersey.

1. Iker Casillas.
2. Michel Salgado.
3. Roberto Carlos.
4. Sergio Ramos.
5. Fabio Cannavaro.
6. Mahamadou Diarra.
7. Raúl González.
8. Emerson Ferreira.
9. Luiz Nazário de Lima "Ronaldo".
10. Robson da Sousa "Robinho".
11. Cizero Joao "Cicinho".
13. Diego López.
14. José María Gutierrez "Guti".
15. Raúl Bravo.
17. Ruud Van Nistelrooy.
18. Antonio Cassano.
19. José Antonio Reyes.
21. Iván Helguera.
22. Francisco Pavón.
23. David Beckham.
24. Álvaro Mejía.
26. Javi García.
27. Rubén de la Red.
28. Antonio Adán.
29. Francisco Casilla.

Players inscribed for the UEFA Champions League:
Marcos Tébar
Borja Valero
Miguel Torres
Esteban Granero
Rayco García
Adrián González
Antonio Bueno
Juan Mata
Nieto.

Fixture of Real Madrid of Season: 2006-07.

Real Madrid's 2006/07 Fixtures
Aug. '06	TIME	HOME		AWAY	VENUE	COMPETITION
Sun. 27	18:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Villarreal	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Sep. '06	TIME	HOME		AWAY	VENUE	COMPETITION
Sun. 10	16:00 UK	Levante	v	Real Madrid	Ciudad de Valencia	Spanish Primera División
Wed. 13	19:45 UK	Lyon	v	Real Madrid	Municipal De Gerland	UEFA Champions League
Sun. 17	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Real Sociedad	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 24	16:00 UK	Real Betis	v	Real Madrid	Estadio Manuel Ruiz de Lopera	Spanish Primera División
Tue. 26	19:45 UK	Real Madrid	v	Dynamo Kiev	Santiago Bernabeu	UEFA Champions League
Oct. '06	TIME	HOME		AWAY	VENUE	COMPETITION
Sun. 1	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Atlético Madrid	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 15	16:00 UK	Getafe	v	Real Madrid	Coliseum Alfonso Perez	Spanish Primera División
Tue. 17	19:45 UK	Steaua Bucuresti	v	Real Madrid	Stadionul Ghencea	UEFA Champions League
Sun. 22	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Barcelona	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 29	16:00 UK	Gimnastic de Tarragona	v	Real Madrid	Nou Estadi	Spanish Primera División
Nov. '06	TIME	HOME		AWAY	VENUE	COMPETITION
Wed. 1	19:45 UK	Real Madrid	v	Steaua Bucuresti	Santiago Bernabeu	UEFA Champions League
Sun. 5	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Celta Vigo	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 12	16:00 UK	Osasuna	v	Real Madrid	Estadio El Sadar	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 19	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Racing Santander	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Tue. 21	19:45 UK	Real Madrid	v	Lyon	Santiago Bernabeu	UEFA Champions League
Sun. 26	16:00 UK	Valencia	v	Real Madrid	Estadio Mestalla	Spanish Primera División
Dec. '06	TIME	HOME		AWAY	VENUE	COMPETITION
Sun. 3	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Athletic Bilbao	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Wed. 6	19:45 UK	Dynamo Kiev	v	Real Madrid	Valeri Lobanovski Stadium	UEFA Champions League
Sun. 10	16:00 UK	FC Sevilla	v	Real Madrid	Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 17	16:00 UK	Espanyol	v	Real Madrid	Estadio Olimpico de Montjuic	Spanish Primera División
Wed. 20	19:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Recreativo Huelva	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Jan. '07	TIME	HOME		AWAY	VENUE	COMPETITION
Sun. 7	16:00 UK	Deportivo La Coruña	v	Real Madrid	Estadio Riazor	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 14	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Real Zaragoza	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 21	16:00 UK	Mallorca	v	Real Madrid	Estadio Son Moix	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 28	16:00 UK	Villarreal	v	Real Madrid	Estadio El Madrigal	Spanish Primera División
Feb. '07	TIME	HOME		AWAY	VENUE	COMPETITION
Sun. 4	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Levante	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 11	16:00 UK	Real Sociedad	v	Real Madrid	Estadio Anoeta	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 18	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Real Betis	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 25	16:00 UK	Atlético Madrid	v	Real Madrid	Vicente Calderon	Spanish Primera División
Mar. '07	TIME	HOME		AWAY	VENUE	COMPETITION
Sun. 4	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Getafe	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 11	16:00 UK	Barcelona	v	Real Madrid	Estadio Camp Nou	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 18	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Gimnastic de Tarragona	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Apr. '07	TIME	HOME		AWAY	VENUE	COMPETITION
Sun. 1	16:00 UK	Celta Vigo	v	Real Madrid	Estadio Balaídos	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 8	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Osasuna	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 15	16:00 UK	Racing Santander	v	Real Madrid	Estadio El Sardinero	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 22	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Valencia	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 29	16:00 UK	Athletic Bilbao	v	Real Madrid	Estadio San Mamés	Spanish Primera División
May. '07	TIME	HOME		AWAY	VENUE	COMPETITION
Sun. 6	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	FC Sevilla	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 13	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Espanyol	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 20	16:00 UK	Recreativo Huelva	v	Real Madrid	Estadio Nuevo Colombino	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 27	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Deportivo La Coruña	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División
Jun. '07	TIME	HOME		AWAY	VENUE	COMPETITION
Sun. 10	16:00 UK	Real Zaragoza	v	Real Madrid	Estadio La Romareda	Spanish Primera División
Sun. 17	16:00 UK	Real Madrid	v	Mallorca	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	Spanish Primera División

Can Real win a cup this season?

Real Madrid has passed difficult times for past three years without any trophy. But they want to get trophies this season. That's why they trying to build a new look strong and balanced side. Real Madrid coach Fabio Capello is trying to bring more star players to make his squad more strong.

I hope they will win 2-3 trophies this season.

Wishing est luck to Real Madrid.