Match Preview: Saturday,2 Nov,2013,One of the important match Rayo Vallecano v Real Madrid of Spain La Liga 2 Nov,2013 HD Quality Live Rayo Vallecano v Real Madrid streaming is available here. Rayo Vallecano v Real Madrid Live Stream online Spain La Liga 2 Nov,2013 Video Free The match will take Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things.Rayo Vallecano v Real Madrid Live Stream Rayo Vallecano v Real Madrid,Rayo Vallecano v Real Madrid online free,Rayo Vallecano v Real Madrid live stream video hd,Online Watch Free Rayo Vallecano v Real Madrid,Rayo Vallecano v Real Madrid streaming, Rayo Vallecano v Real Madrid live stream video Not many players would have chosen to face Real Madrid on the back of
their Bernabeu thrashing of Sevilla, but Rayo Vallecano midfielder
Adrian is relishing the prospect of Saturday's derby.
Gareth Bale defied his doubters with a well-taken double on Wednesday night before Cristiano Ronaldo responded to comments from FIFA president Sepp Blatter with an angry hat-trick.
Karim Benzema also scored twice in the 7-3 win, which weekend opponents Rayo could only observe with fear and envy from across the capital city having failed to score more than a single goal in any game since the opening day of the Primera Division season.
Back-to-back wins over Real Sociedad and Almeria, which had ended a run of six straight defeats, were followed by losses to Real Valladolid and Osasuna.
The pressure may be on Paco Jemez's side to leave the relegation zone but Real academy product Adrian thinks the derby meeting at Vallecas arrives at a good time for his colleagues.
He told his club's official website: "When you're coming off the back of positive results against Real Sociedad and Almeria then what happened in the next two games is difficult to explain.
"We've not done well and we have to get back to our best on Saturday. Real Madrid are perhaps the ideal opponent for us at this time.
"Some teams get used to losing and giving up but that is not the case for us. We feel really bad in this situation.
"There have been games which we did not deserve to lose because we played well and made chances, but we need to realise that we have to be like the team that beat Sociedad and Almeria to move forward."
The 25-year-old spent several years with Real Madrid Castilla before joining another Madrid team, Getafe, in 2008.
It will be his first appearance in this particular derby, one Los Blancos have won 10 times in a row, with Rayo's last point arriving from a goalless draw back in March 2000.
"It's a very nice game," Adrian added. "One is always eager to play against these opponents.
"It's true that we're in a lowly position, but if you look at the table then three points would put us back in a very good position.
Gareth Bale defied his doubters with a well-taken double on Wednesday night before Cristiano Ronaldo responded to comments from FIFA president Sepp Blatter with an angry hat-trick.
Karim Benzema also scored twice in the 7-3 win, which weekend opponents Rayo could only observe with fear and envy from across the capital city having failed to score more than a single goal in any game since the opening day of the Primera Division season.
Back-to-back wins over Real Sociedad and Almeria, which had ended a run of six straight defeats, were followed by losses to Real Valladolid and Osasuna.
The pressure may be on Paco Jemez's side to leave the relegation zone but Real academy product Adrian thinks the derby meeting at Vallecas arrives at a good time for his colleagues.
He told his club's official website: "When you're coming off the back of positive results against Real Sociedad and Almeria then what happened in the next two games is difficult to explain.
"We've not done well and we have to get back to our best on Saturday. Real Madrid are perhaps the ideal opponent for us at this time.
"Some teams get used to losing and giving up but that is not the case for us. We feel really bad in this situation.
"There have been games which we did not deserve to lose because we played well and made chances, but we need to realise that we have to be like the team that beat Sociedad and Almeria to move forward."
The 25-year-old spent several years with Real Madrid Castilla before joining another Madrid team, Getafe, in 2008.
It will be his first appearance in this particular derby, one Los Blancos have won 10 times in a row, with Rayo's last point arriving from a goalless draw back in March 2000.
"It's a very nice game," Adrian added. "One is always eager to play against these opponents.
"It's true that we're in a lowly position, but if you look at the table then three points would put us back in a very good position.
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