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Unfortunately, the Madrid Derby between Atlético and Real was marked by scenes that overshadowed the game (1-1). The match got heated, but only in the stands, when Thibaut Courtois received projectiles on the head from some of the spectators before the match was stopped. But on a sporting level, Real Madrid lost two precious points in stoppage time after a goal conceded by Angel Correa and remains three points behind FC Barcelona.
A bad blow, knowing that Barça had lost its first points of the season on the Osasuna pitch this weekend (4-2). However, Real Madrid thought they were holding on to victory after Eder Militao opened the score after the hour mark, but then relaxed in the last quarter of an hour and suffered the equalizer. Carlo Ancelotti is particularly singled out after this performance: “it is not normal to finish with Lucas Vázquez, Tchouameni, Fran García and Endrick only as an offensive reference. Atlético handed out a fitting punishment for the overly conservative attack the Italian coach put in place.tackled heavily A.S..
Carlo Ancelotti justifies himself
Same thing for the show El Chiringuitowho regretted the lack of changes from Carlo Ancelotti, who waited until the 86th minute to make his first changes. “Madrid could have won this match. A small mistake ultimately cost him the draw. He kept it under control until this mistake”also regrets Marca. But the Mister tried to justify himself after the meeting. “We were winning, we had to do one thing: defend. We defended well until the last minutes”he first analyzed.
“We were very close to victory. But he is our rival. It can happen. The changes? I have no regrets. The players were tired. This was not a match for Eduardo Camavinga. He has been injured for 40 days. Maybe he will have minutes on Wednesday.added the Madrid coach. Real Madrid will have to ensure this Wednesday, still without Kylian Mbappé, for the trip to Lille, in the Champions League. Another poor performance would cause a storm for Carlo Ancelotti…
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