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Carlo Ancelotti admitted that it will be "difficult" for David Alaba and Eduardo Camavinga to be fit for Real Madrid's Copa del Rey final clash with Barcelona on Saturday, after both picked up injuries in Wednesday's 1-0 win at Getafe.
Real Madrid defeated Getafe on Wednesday to stay in the La Liga title race, but it did not come without sacrifice. Two important players suffered injury problems during proceedings at the Coliseum, and Carlo Ancelotti has subsequently delivered a troubling first update on the situation.
Arda Guler's cultured first-half strike earned Real Madrid a nervy 1-0 win at Getafe on Wednesday that kept their LaLiga title hopes alive and left them four points behind leaders Barcelona with five matches remaining.
Real Madrid and Barcelona will do battle in Seville on Saturday night in the Copa del Rey final, and rightly or probably wrongly, the referee will be at the centre of attention.
Vinicius Junior is set to remain a Real Madrid player for the foreseeable future, as an agreement to extend his contract nears. The Brazilian has been heavily courted by Saudi Arabia since last summer, but he is set to turn down the chance to earn €1b.
Real Madrid have suffered greatly in defence this season, with David Alaba yet to get back to their best, and Eder Militao missing most of the season through a cruciate ligament injury.
Real Madrid's failure to reach the Champions League's latter stages has exposed the issues within the team, the coach and the club's transfer strategy
Real Madrid will go into the Copa del Rey final as underdogs, given that they have lost their previous two meetings with Barcelona during the 2024-25 season – and in resounding fashion too, with 4-0 and 5-2 scorelines in La Liga and the Spanish Super Cup final respectively.
There are no shortage of advantages and perks of playing for Real Madrid, but there are also downsides. While at other iconic stadiums superstars can count on almost unyielding support from the fans, at the Santiago Bernabeu the relationship with the players is different.
Real Madrid are fully focused on domestic matters for the final weeks of the 2024/25 season as they chase down Barcelona. Los Blancos bounced back from their UEFA Champions League exit at the hands of Arsenal with a vital La Liga win.
Pressure can continued to build on Carlo Ancelotti in recent weeks following a string of poor results for Real Madrid. Recent setbacks have seen them drop seven points behind Barcelona in the La Liga title race, and they also exited the Champions League earlier this week with a whimper after losing 5-1 on aggregate to Arsenal.
Serie A minnows Como are hellbent on keeping hold of star playmaker Nico Paz for another season despite several roadblocks. Per Fabrizio Romano, Cesc Fabregas holds the young gun in the highest esteem and wants to build his side around him next term.
Real Madrid are reported to be interested in signing Joan Garcia this summer, and it is no surprise considering his performances for Espanyol this season.
Superstar footballers only reach that status because they can do things on the pitch that only a select few others can do. Kylian Mbappé is certainly such a player, with an unrivaled burst of pace and aggression combined with explosive finishing.
It has been a disappointing couple of weeks for Real Madrid, who have lost three of their last four matches across all competitions. They will be hoping to return to form on Sunday when they host Athletic Club at the Santiago Bernabeu in a very important La Liga fixture.
Fabrizio Romano has provided an update on the futures of three key players at Bournemouth ahead of this summer, including Liverpool target Dean Huijsen.
It was not simply a football game gone bad for Real Madrid. When Los Merengues, coached by Leo Beenhakker, left the San Siro on the night of April 19, 1989, football may have changed forever.
Real Madrid are reportedly lining up an ambitious transfer up front after the poor performances of Kylian Mbappe in both Champions League defeats against Arsenal.
Lack of ideas in the final third. No clear structure going forward. Shaky composure at the back. What didn’t Real Madrid lack? To make matters worse, their only goal in the 5–1 embarrassment came from a defensive gift by Arsenal.
Real Madrid lost 2-1 to Arsenal on Wednesday to end its 2024-25 Champions League run. The loss opens up plenty of questions for Madrid, but the biggest one surrounds Carlo Ancelotti.
Real Madrid lost 2-1 to Arsenal in the second leg of their UEFA Champions League quarter-final at Santiago Bernabeu on Wednesday, April 16. Real had earlier lost 0-3 to the Gunners in the first leg last week, which means they lost in both their legs against the Gunners.
With the Madrid win in its back pocket, Mikel Arteta’s young, fearless squad can now begin to dream of a first Champions League final since 2006.
The result, coupled with its impressive 3-0 victory in Game 1, eliminated Madrid and pushed Arsenal into the semifinals of the tournament for the first time since 2009.
The future of Carlo Ancelotti will be on the line in the return leg of the Champions League’s quarter-finals, as Real Madrid will attempt to mount an improbable three-goal comeback over Arsenal, and in the final La Liga rounds, as Los Blancos are four points behind Barcelona, Fabrizio Romano informs (via OneFootball).
Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti will have to work around the absence of Eduardo Camavinga for Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final second leg with Arsenal at the Bernabeu.
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