He told reporters on Thursday, however, that he would face Osasuna, declaring: "I'm ready". Spanish newspaper Marca reported earlier in the week that the forward, who scored 35 goals in 36 league games last season, will play 60 minutes against Osasuna as coach Zinedine Zidane eases him back into action. "I'm excited about our game with Osasuna, they will make things difficult for us but it'll be fantastic because we'll have our full team available," Bale told reporters on Wednesday. Champions Barcelona and Las Palmas are the only other teams in the league to have won two games this season. Atletico Madrid travel to Celta Vigo in Saturday's early game while league leaders Las Palmas, who are top on goal difference, travel to Sevilla.

Source: bd News24 September 08, 2016 18:22 UTC