Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice before injuring his leg to steer Real Madrid to a 3-0 home win over Granada on Sunday, the defending champions' first victory after three rounds of the Spanish season.

Barcelona, meanwhile, edged out Valencia 1-0 thanks to Adriano's first-half screamer to remain perfect after three games and lead the standings.

Madrid displayed little of the attacking flair it unleashed to topple Barcelona in the Spanish Supercup earlier this week, but Ronaldo's first league goals this season proved more than enough against the modest talents of Granada.

Ronaldo scored in the 26th and 54th minutes before leaving the pitch grimacing and favouring his left leg following a tackle by Borja Gomez that cost the Granada defender a second booking.
The Portugal striker chose not to celebrate his goals.
"I am a little sad. When I don't score goals I am not happy," Ronaldo said, enigmatically adding that he was displeased for "professional" reasons with "people inside the club."

With Granada down a man, Gonzalo Higuain scored in the 76th to seal the much-needed win. Madrid had only one point after the first two rounds.
"Ronaldo is an important player for us, he is our goal-scorer," Madrid defender Sergio Ramos said. "I hope he takes advantage of [this week's] international break and gets better soon."
Later, Barcelona looks to stay perfect in the league against Valencia.

Even in Barcelona battlefield is as spectacular as the playing field.

Divided into groups of five persons, players must keep the ball head, but being connected hand in hand all the time and described as more meters.


Messi, Villa, Mascherano and all others who participated seem very happy with this type of training.
Blaugrana drill resembles that of Spain in "Euro 2012", Vicente Del Bosque where players were required to make up the hand drill and inseparable from each other.