[MONEY MATTERS] By a considerable margin, Real Madrid and Barcelona are soccer’s biggest moneymakers. Real tops the annual list compiled by accounting firmDeloitte for the seventh straight year with revenues of $637 million for the year ending June 30. Barcelona is second with revenues of $598 million. Manchester United was again third with $487million. Only Bayern Munich, Arsenal and Chelsea at 4-5-6 have more than half the total of Real Madrid. For the top 20 clubs in revenues …

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