Barcelona joins early leaders at top of La Liga argos

Defending champion Barcelona beat Athletic Bilbao 1-0 at San Mames Sunday after Ivan Rakitic headed in from the six yard box, running on to a perfectly-flighted cross by Arda Turan midway through the first half.

Real Madrid secured its place at the top of the pile by beating Celta Vigo 2-1 at the Bernabeu Saturday with goals from Alvaro Morata and Tony Kroos.

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Earlier on Sunday though, Las Palmas knocked in five goals against Granada to edge ahead of both Real Madrid and Barcelona on goal difference.

Zinedine Zidane's Real has made an impressive start to the season and has now won its last 14 league games, and, according to the official website has gone unbeaten in its opening home match for 11 consecutive seasons.

With Deportivo La Coruna only managing a 0-0 draw at Real Betis Friday and Leganes also playing out a goalless draw at home to Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid, it gave Barcelona an opportunity to join the breakaway group.

Barca coach Luis Enrique was relieved to come away with victory -- the 100th of his reign.

'We were finding it difficult to get the ball into the opposition's half, but we were more in control of things in the second half, although it was them who created most pressure towards the end,' he told Barca's website.

'It's an invigorating result. It's very hard to play at San Mames, so we're really pleased with the outcome.'

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Sevilla joined Deportivo, Sporting Gijon and Leganes on four points after a 0-0 draw at Villarreal in Sunday's late game.

'We were finding it difficult to get the ball into the opposition's half, but we were more in control of things in the second half, although it was them who created most pressure towards the end,' he told Barca's website. Real Madrid secured its place at the top of the pile by beating Celta Vigo 2-1 at the Bernabeu Saturday with goals from Alvaro Morata and Tony Kroos. Zinedine Zidane's Real has made an impressive start to the season and has now won its last 14 league games, and, according to the official website has gone unbeaten in its opening home match for 11 consecutive seasons. Sevilla joined Deportivo, Sporting Gijon and Leganes on four points after a 0-0 draw at Villarreal in Sunday's late game. Sevilla joined Deportivo, Sporting Gijon and Leganes on four points after a 0-0 draw at Villarreal in Sunday's late game. Zinedine Zidane's Real has made an impressive start to the season and has now won its last 14 league games, and, according to the official website has gone unbeaten in its opening home match for 11 consecutive seasons. Read more: Guardiola's Man City goes top in EPL With Deportivo La Coruna only managing a 0-0 draw at Real Betis Friday and Leganes also playing out a goalless draw at home to Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid, it gave Barcelona an opportunity to join the breakaway group. Get more soccer news at cnn.com/football Earlier on Sunday though, Las Palmas knocked in five goals against Granada to edge ahead of both Real Madrid and Barcelona on goal difference. Earlier on Sunday though, Las Palmas knocked in five goals against Granada to edge ahead of both Real Madrid and Barcelona on goal difference. Earlier on Sunday though, Las Palmas knocked in five goals against Granada to edge ahead of both Real Madrid and Barcelona on goal difference. Read more: Guardiola's Man City goes top in EPL With Deportivo La Coruna only managing a 0-0 draw at Real Betis Friday and Leganes also playing out a goalless draw at home to Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid, it gave Barcelona an opportunity to join the breakaway group. Earlier on Sunday though, Las Palmas knocked in five goals against Granada to edge ahead of both Real Madrid and Barcelona on goal difference. 'It's an invigorating result. It's very hard to play at San Mames, so we're really pleased with the outcome.' Barca coach Luis Enrique was relieved to come away with victory -- the 100th of his reign. Earlier on Sunday though, Las Palmas knocked in five goals against Granada to edge ahead of both Real Madrid and Barcelona on goal difference. Real Madrid secured its place at the top of the pile by beating Celta Vigo 2-1 at the Bernabeu Saturday with goals from Alvaro Morata and Tony Kroos. 'We were finding it difficult to get the ball into the opposition's half, but we were more in control of things in the second half, although it was them who created most pressure towards the end,' he told Barca's website. With Deportivo La Coruna only managing a 0-0 draw at Real Betis Friday and Leganes also playing out a goalless draw at home to Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid, it gave Barcelona an opportunity to join the breakaway group. 'It's an invigorating result. It's very hard to play at San Mames, so we're really pleased with the outcome.' Real Madrid secured its place at the top of the pile by beating Celta Vigo 2-1 at the Bernabeu Saturday with goals from Alvaro Morata and Tony Kroos. Sevilla joined Deportivo, Sporting Gijon and Leganes on four points after a 0-0 draw at Villarreal in Sunday's late game.

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