La Liga - by Hussain on Thursday, March 20, 2008 12:10 - 0 Comments
Van Nistelrooy out for six weeks after ankle op

Real Madrid striker Ruud van Nistelrooy will be out of action for around six weeks after having arthroscopic surgery for a problem with his right ankle, the Spanish champions said on Wednesday.

The 31-year-old should be back in time to face Barcelona at the Bernabeu on May 7, the club said in a statement on their website.
The Dutch international has missed Real’s last four matches in all competitions with a persistent swelling around the ankle joint.
Van Nistelrooy, who has scored 12 league goals for Real this term, will miss up to seven of the side’s remaining 10 matches as they close in on a second consecutive Primera Liga title.
They lead second-placed Barcelona by seven points.
His absence will give little-used reserves Gonzalo Higuain, Roberto Soldado and Javier Saviola the chance to shine alongside the team’s other first-choice striker Raul, for much of the title run in.

Most Popular Content
- Man Utd Win
- Your Ideas
- Win for Galaxy
- Bruce: Safety is so close
- Ronaldo named player of the year
- Celtic title hopes lifted
- Portsmouth 0-1 Blackburn
- Your thoughts: Premiership title race
- Wenger slams Inter move for Hleb
- Champions league fixtures
- Russian Police Are Ready
- Birmingham 2-2 Liverpool
- Chelsea 2-1 Man Utd
- Higuain Refuses To Devalue La Liga Crown
- Ferguson & Grant set for decider
English Premier League
Man Utd clinch Premier League title
A first-half penalty from Cristiano Ronaldo and a late strike by Ryan Giggs - on the day he equalled Bobby Charlton’s record of appearances for United - sealed the tenth title under manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
More In England
- Chelsea beat Newcastle
- Grant says he is safe
- Bruce: Safety is so close
- Portsmouth 0-1 Blackburn
- Birmingham 2-2 Liverpool
La Liga
Higuain Refuses To Devalue La Liga Crown
The number of points dropped by Madrid and Barcelona in the second half of the campaign … this year’s title race has been a poor anticlimax and an indication as to the lack of strength in the Spanish league.
More In Spain
- Schuster: No looking back for Real after Sevilla win
- Barca chief Laporta denies rift with Ronaldinho
- Argentines secure rare win over Sevilla
- Valencia overcomes Barca 3-2 to reach Cup final
- Van Nistelrooy out for six weeks after ankle op
Serie A
Ancelotti: Milan in difficulty
Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti has admitted the Rossoneri may struggle to qualify for next season’s Champions League.
More In Italy
- Julio Cesar: I am scared
- Del Piero awaits Don call
- Del Piero inspires Juve to shock away win over Inter Milan
- Roma put pressure back on Inter Milan
- Roma can achieve the impossible, says Spalletti
Scottish Premier League
Celtic title hopes lifted
Celtic’s title hopes are firmly back on course after a 3-2 win over Rangers
More In Europe
- Strachan - Difficult to win now
- Lens rage after PSG fans banner insult
- Scotland star defends style of play
- Rangers beat Hibernian 2-1
- Review of all European league’s


Leave a Reply