Real Madrid hosted athletic clubs held in La Liga on Sunday after falling flat on Wednesday, with their goal to stay top with Barcelona.
Madrid played too many potential “Remontada” crimes in the Champions League quarterfinal against Arsenal in the Champions League quarterfinals, and then worked hard to put on gloves on the stubborn Gunner who returned to his legs.
It was a punishment for a race, they were synonymous with victory, and now it seems Carlo Ancelotti left his post, not when.
If he was to have another La Liga title in his back pocket, the Italian would have less work, with tourists on Sunday participating in an impressive format. There will definitely be some rotations from Wednesday’s disappointment, which is how Madrid can line up for sports visits.
GK: Thibaut Courtois- The Belgian certainly would make his feelings famous on Wednesday night, as he made rational criticism of Madrid's second-round performance. This is “team football”, and a few people want to see cross country games.
RB: Federico Valverde – He may return to Madrid's defense this weekend after the midfielder was overwhelmed with the Park against the Gunners.
CB: Raul Asencio- The Spaniard's game on the team is expected to continue on Sunday, although he may be busy with the dynamic sports aspect.
CB: Antonio Rudiger – Reports about the ongoing potential knee injury in Rudiger. As a result, the German may not be playing with his trademark bite, but he is not expected to quit Ancelotti's team.
LB: Fran Garcia- David Alaba has a huge fight against Bukayo Saka and may make room for Garcia this weekend.
CM: Eduardo Camavinga- Last week's game winner was banned from the second leg on Wednesday, so he will be fresh in a key conflict Sunday night.
CM: Aurelien Tchouameni- Ancelotti has several midfield options that have recently returned with Dani Ceballos due to injury. Luka Modric may also be asked, but Tchouameni has been the club's best performer in the engine room this season.
RW: Brahim Diaz – In Arsenal’s quarterfinals, the Brahmins should play a bigger role as Madrid strives to provide any crafty person in the central position. Ancelotti could make up for this oversight by including him in Sunday’s XI.
Morning: Jude Bellingham – It was a frustrating night for the British, who would tilt to fill the shot left by the timeout Kylian Mbappe.
LW: Vinicius Junior- It feels like Vinicius Junior has been working to reach the heights of last season, but the Brazilian is excellent in the last third. While with Bellingham, the winger must be on par with the powerful opposition in the absence of Mbappe.
ST: Endrick- Ancelotti is reluctant to use the teenage star in her first year, but Endrick may get a rare La Liga on a big night in Madrid as their lead scorer was banned.
