Real madrid

• Real Madrid says it has an estimated 300m fans globally, more than half based in Asia. So I shouldn't be surprised that it wants to put its name to a $1bn theme park in the United Arab Emirates, closer to that growing fan-base.
(Financial Times)
• Real Madrid football club will spread its brand to the Middle East and Asia by lending its name to a $1 billion theme park on a man-made island in the United Arab Emirates, it said on Thursday.
(YAHOO!)
• Real Madrid insist they have not been paralysed by stage fright despite seeing their 10-point lead in Spanish soccers La Liga slashed to six by bitter rivals Barcelona.
(The Age)
• The short answer is: No. With ten games to go in the La Liga domestic championship Real Madrid is six points clear of second place FC Barcelona and 25 points ahead of third place Valencia CF.
(Examiner)
• Real Madrid has unveiled ambitious plans to develop a US$1 billion, club-themed resort in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
(sportbusiness.com)
• Real Madrid missed the chance to restore its eight-point lead over Barcelona atop Spanish soccer's La Liga by drawing 1-1 at Villarreal in a match it finished with nine men.
(Bloomberg)
• MADRID, March 22 (Reuters) - Nine-times European champions Real Madrid have unveiled plans to build a $1 billion holiday resort in the United Arab Emirates that is due to open in January 2015.
(The Guardian)
• Sergio Aguero has made it clear he wants to stay with Manchester City. The Argentina striker has been linked with Real Madrid. Ive been really really happy since the day I got here, said Aguero. Everyone around the club has treated me well.
(Tribal Football)
• Madrid, March 20 (IANS) Real Madrid feel their lead in the Spanish La Liga football is still secure despite dropping two surprise points in the Santiago Bernabeu Sunday night.
(Thaindian.com)
• Real Madrid's lead atop Spanish soccer's La Liga was cut to eight points after a stoppage-time goal earned Malaga a 1-1 away draw. Udinese and Napoli missed the chance to go third in Italy's Serie A by tying 2-2.
(Bloomberg)