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Malaga CF 2011-2012

Rubbing Shoulders With The Big Boys

With Manuel Pellegrini on the bench, Fernando Hierro as Director General and Al-Thani in the Presidency, Malaga CF's project for the Liga 2011-12 is fuelled with optimism.

Having saved Malaga CF from relegation last season, Pellegrini's objective is to get Los Boquerones in European places.

He will be taking advantage of President Sheik Al-Thani's investment in what looks like a highly competitive side.

Julio Baptista showed his class last season and will do the same in Liga BBVA 2011-12.

But money can work wonders and every line has been strengthened this year.

Demichelis in defence . . .

Toulalan alongside Baptista . . .

Joaquin in midfield . . .

And Van Nistelrooy up front.

The Boquerones look pretty tasty to me!

Málaga Club de Fútbol S.A.D.

1948-1994


Málaga CF Club Crest

La Rosaleda
Paseo de Martirícos, s/n
29011 Málaga
www.malagacf.es

City
Málaga

Province
Malaga Province

Region
Andalucia







Watching Malaga Club de Fútbol

The 29,000-capacity La Rosaleda Stadium - The Rose Garden - is a two-tiered bowl with a great atmosphere. It's located to the north of the city and is well-served by public transport. If you're coming by car, you should be able to find a free parking space in La Rosaleda Shopping Centre Car Park - a couple of hundred metres away. For most games, getting seats on match day is generally fairly easy - the obvious exceptions are FC Barcelona and Real Madrid games. As Málaga is the main town on the Costa del Sol, the city is geared towards tourism and visiting fans will have no problem finding places to eat and stay. Malaga Airport is one of the busiest in Spain and is served by the low cost airlines, so getting there is also easy and generally inexpensive.

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