Getafe V Real Madrid match preview
It seems Real Madrid’s title challenge hit the cushion on Sunday, and despite its outstanding performance, they still look to be thrown at Athletic Bilbao’s home court.
The score was 0-0, when the ball fell to Federico Valverde in the third minute of the downtime, and the Uruguayan midfielder smashed a volley and surpassed Unai Simon to send Santiago Bernaboo out of the field.
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The victory left Madrid on the coats of Barcelona’s leaders who called their own escape show 24 hours ago, defeating Celta Vigo and avoiding more pain after Arsenal’s Champions League exit.
Coach Carlo Ancelotti and his players have made some harsh criticism after their exit from Europe, and another setback could also mean the end of their league challenge.
In fact, they have at least a little momentum tomorrow night to go on a short trip tomorrow night, although they may be catching up again with Barcelona’s Mallorca tonight.
The Catalans’ advantage was only four points in Wednesday’s game, with six games remaining.
This could be Ancelotti’s last six league games, who will also lead Madrid in this weekend’s final against the Barcelona Cup, speculated that he will leave the club at the end of the season, with Xabi Alonso waiting on his wings to take over.
As reported this morning, Leverkusen has a sense that Alonso will take over the Bernabeu in the summer.
For Madrid, a trip to the gym seems like a perfect choice for Madrid, and the mid-table host is not at risk of downgrade but a struggle against European qualifications, so there is little to do.
Getafe’s record at home is also poor, with only one win in the last seven games, even though it was against Atletico Madrid.
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