1. Round 24/08/2001 Valencia CF - Real Madrid 1:0 yellow-red card
3. Round 14/09/2001 Real Betis - Real Madrid 3:1
4. Round 21/09/2001 Real Madrid - Espanyol Barcelona 5:1 Goal
5. Round 28/09/2001 Real Madrid - Real Valladolid 2:2
8. Round 12/10/2001 CD Alavés - Real Madrid 0:0
9. Round 20/10/2001 Real Madrid - RC Celta 1:1
10. Round 26/10/2001 Villarreal CF - Real Madrid 2:3 Goal
11. Round 03/11/2001 Real Madrid - FC Barcelona 2:0 Goal
12. Round 10/11/2001 Real Zaragoza - Real Madrid 2:1
13. Round 16/11/2001 Real Madrid - Sevilla FC 2:1
14. Round 24/11/2001 Rayo Vallecano - Real Madrid 0:3
15. Round 30/11/2001 Real Madrid - CA Osasuna 2:1
16. Round 07/12/2001 CD Tenerife - Real Madrid 0:2 Goal
17. Round 14/12/2001 Real Madrid - Real Sociedad 3:1 Goal
18. Round 22/12/2001 RCD Mallorca - Real Madrid 1:1
19. Round 04/01/2002 Real Madrid - Deportivo La Coruña 3:1
20. Round 12/01/2002 Real Madrid - Valencia CF 1:0
21. Round 18/01/2002 Málaga CF - Real Madrid 1:1
22. Round 26/01/2002 Real Madrid - Real Betis 1:1 yellow card
23. Round 02/02/2002 Espanyol Barcelona - Real Madrid 2:1
24. Round 05/02/2002 Real Valladolid - Real Madrid 2:1 yellow card
25. Round 09/02/2002 Real Madrid - UD Las Palmas 7:0
26. Round 15/02/2002 Athletic Club - Real Madrid 2:1
33. Round 06/04/2002 Real Madrid - Rayo Vallecano 3:1 Goal
34. Round 13/04/2002 CA Osasuna - Real Madrid 3:1 yellow card
35. Round 19/04/2002 Real Madrid - CD Tenerife 4:1 Goal
36. Round 26/04/2002 Real Sociedad - Real Madrid 3:0
37. Round 04/05/2002 Real Madrid - RCD Mallorca 0:0 yellow card

Luís Figo

Luís Figo
Luís Filipe Madeira Caeiro Figo
 
Born: 04.11.1972
Place of birth: Lisboa, Portugal Portugal
Nationality: Portugal Portugal
Height: 180 cm
Weight: 75 kg
Position(s): Right Midfielder
Right Winger
Foot: right

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