Gareth Bale is set to make his first La Liga start since January when Real Madrid visit Las Palmas on Sunday, live on Sky Sports 1 HD from 7.15pm. The Welshman continued his comeback with 60 minutes against Roma in the Champions League in midweek but will make his first league start since coming off at half-time of his sides 5-1 win over Sporting Gijon on January 17.Real, who have no injury concerns, travel to Las Palmas in search of a fourth straight win. When a draw at Malaga was followed by a home defeat to Atletico Madrid in late February, the issues were mounting up for manager Zinedine Zidane as Cristiano Ronaldo publicly criticised his team-mates, while fans and the media questioned the commitment of several players.But Madrid have responded with wins over Levante, Celta Vigo and Roma, scoring 12 goals in three outings, to change the atmosphere completely and Zidane insists his sides trouble are over. Real Madrids Zinedine Zidane and Sergio Ramos speak following their Champions League victory over Roma After three wins, everything is better, in practice, in the dressing room, Zidane said.But we have to keep working because the games are coming and are increasingly difficult.With a 12-point deficit to Barcelona, Madrids title hopes appear to be over, but Zidane has insisted his team will not let up. Bale played 60 minutes in midweek against Roma in the Champions League We are in a good period, but that does not mean anything, he said. We have to go well in all our games, prepare well and be ready to compete.Madrid will head to Gran Canaria to face a Las Palmas side four points above the drop zone and still very much in a scrap to survive despite three wins on the bounce. Zinedine Zidane insists his sides trouble are behind them after three straight wins Although every point is precious, coach Quique Setien admitted this is not the sort of match he is counting on to help them.It is very possible we will see something similar to the Barcelona match, he said, referring to Las Palmas 2-1 home loss last month.When Real Madrid have the ball you must submit, but this game is not just about keeping going, but also making good decisions.The team is in good shape with a lot of stability. The mood is good, the sensations are good, and I dont think this will change with a loss. Las Palmas coach Quique Setien (l) thinks his side will continue to perform well whatever the result against Real Madrid The match will have special significance for Las Palmas on-loan Brazilian forward Willian Jose, who spent six months with Real Madrids B club Castilla, making one La Liga appearance when called up to the first team in 2014, before moving on to Real Zaragoza.Its a special game for me, he said. The experience I had at Real Madrid was very good, although I could not stay much longer because Castilla were relegated.We know that winning at Madrid is not easy, but now we are a team with great confidence. Cheap Jerseys Free Shipping . Newcastle dominated in the early stages but City weathered the storm and then raised its game in extra time. Negredo broke the deadlock from close range after a simple move in the 99th minute before Dzeko took the ball round goalkeeper Tim Krul to seal the victory in the 105th. Wholesale MLB Jerseys . P.A. 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At lunch on the fifth day, they were 97 for no loss in their second innings, trailing by 185. This was a flatter pitch than Mumbai, less bouncy and a lot slower. Surely it couldnt happen again?It did. This time, they lost by an innings and 75 runs, their punishing seven-Test tour of the subcontinent ending at 3.56pm IST, with a draw nine overs away. In Mirpur, they had lost all ten wickets in one session. Here, in less frightening conditions, they lost all ten in 48.2 overs, for the addition of 104 runs, after their openers had added 103.Ravindra Jadeja was Indias match-winner, taking seven wickets for the first time in a Test innings and ten for the first time in a match as well as grabbing two catches, including what was surely the catch of the series. England, though, were their own worst enemy, batsman after batsman getting himself out to hasten India to a 4-0 series win.England still had six wickets in hand when the final session began, and, in Moeen Ali and Ben Stokes, batsmen at the crease with three hundreds between them in the series. But Jadeja hounded them, pounding the rough outside their off stump relentlessly. Moeen stepped out, looking to hit him off his length, and only found a leaping R Ashwin at mid-on. Stokes went on the back foot, looking to work him with the turn. The ball stopped and popped to midwicket.This was no longer an entirely flat pitch. It still wasnt doing much for the bowlers from the Pattabiraman Gate End, but there was something in it now for those approaching from the Anna Pavilion End. England could have negotiated it if the decisions made by their top order hadnt exposed Nos. 8 and 9 to it. Amit Mishra bowled the No. 8, Liam Dawson, with a googly as he looked to drive against the turn. Umesh Yadav had the No. 9, Adil Rashid, caught off the leading edge, at point, by, who else, Jadeja.Out of the attack for seven overs, Jadeja returned with 12 overs remaining. Stuart Broad saw out the first over of his spell, but could do nothing about the first ball of the second; it jumped out of the rough as he stretched out to defend, and popped up off the glove to leg slip. Three balls later, it was all over. Turn and bounce again, this time to the right-handed Jake Ball. The No. 11 poked, and Karun Nair caught the ball at slip.Broad and Ball, the Nos. 10 and 11, were the only two England batsmen dismissed while trying to defend. It was an indictment of their approach after they had made the best possible start to the fifth day, a wicketless first session.Both sides of lunch, Jadeja hadd threatened to dismiss Alastair Cook for the sixth time in the series.ddddddddddddHe produced a loud lbw shout with his first ball of the day, turning the ball past the inside edge when Cook, on 25, pressed forward to defend. India did well not to review umpire Marais Erasmus not-out decision: replays suggested the ball struck Cook in line with off stump but would probably have spun past leg stump. Then, on 47, Cook shuffled across his stumps and missed a flick; this time India reviewed, and ball-tracking suggested the ball was turning too much to hit leg stump.Eventually, Cooks shuffling unease about getting lbw caused him to play at a ball fired a long way down the leg side, and he effectively glanced the ball straight to leg slip. He fell one short of a half-century in his final innings of this long and difficult tour of the subcontinent, and what might possibly be his final innings as Englands captain.It was a typical innings in cussedness if not in length, taking no risks and forcing India to bowl their best balls at him even as he struggled against both Jadeja and Ashwin, who had beaten his outside edge frequently in the first hour. There was a dropped catch too, Ashwin finding dip and turn in the third over of the day to find his outside edge, but not the desired support behind the wicket, the ball bouncing off Parthiv Patels gloves.Keaton Jennings had played the spinners well, sweeping and reverse-sweeping confidently and also using his feet to try and get to the pitch and work Jadeja and Amit Mishra with the turn. This enabled him to clip both of them for fours through midwicket, but having done this to go from 50 to 54, he stepped out again, premeditatedly, and Jadeja fired it in low and full. The ball hit Jennings on the front foot, and then bounced up into the face of his bat, and looped back for a simple return catch.Joe Root, Englands best batsman of the series, got himself out six overs later, sweeping unwisely off the line of the stumps. The ball was too full for the shot, and it sneaked under his bat and hit his front pad instead. India reviewed Simon Frys not-out decision - a fair call, given it wasnt immediately apparent whether the ball had straightened enough to hit the stumps - and ball-tracking said it was hitting more than 50% of leg stump.Jonny Bairstow was next to go, perhaps unfortunate to see a perfectly acceptable flick, off a full, leg-stumpish Ishant delivery balloon into the air, the ball perhaps stopping on him. He was even more unfortunate that Jadeja was the fielder sprinting from midwicket towards the square leg boundary with his back to the pitch, looking over his shoulder to keep his eye on the ball. Perhaps no one else on the field would have been able to pull off the catch. ' ' '