Barcelona draw with Zaragoza, Getafe go top
(Reuters)
Updated: 2005-10-02 09:50

Valdes saved one handed but the ball remained in play and and Diego Milito followed up to slip the ball under the keeper.

Rijkaard threw on Sweden striker Henrik Larsson, Van Bommel and Messi in an attempt to bolster his bewildered side as Zaragoza dominated.

The substitutions paid dividends when Van Bommel was brought down in the area by Toledo as the pair tussled for a long ball and Ronaldinho scored with a twice-taken penalty.

Zaragoza looked set to deny Barca as Cesar made two great saves and Eto'o struck the post. However, a misunderstanding between Cesar and defender Alvaro allowed Eto'o to steal the ball from in between them and score into the empty net.

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