Real Madrid’s challenging start to the season has continued, after Carlo Ancelotti’s have lost for the second time in four Champions League matches – the Italian coach’s reunion with his former club was not a happy one, as his side were defeated 3-1 by AC Milan at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Milan took the lead inside 12 minutes in the Spanish capital, with Christian Pulisic’s corner being thundered home by the head of Malick Thiaw. It was a dream start for the visitors, although Real Madrid would respond soon after as Vinicius Junior scored from the penalty spot – he has also won the spot-kick, having been fouled by Emerson Royal.
However, Milan would lead at half time after Alvaro Morata found the net against his former club. Rafael Leao’s initial effort was parried by Andriy Lunin, which allowed the Spanish striker to score easily.
It got even better for Milan on 73 minutes when they went 3-1 ahead. Leao was again at the heart of things, as his driving run ended with a cross to Tijjani Reijnders, who fired past Lunin after being left with lots of space inside the Real Madrid penalty area.
Antonio Rudiger did score late on, but it was ruled out for offside by VAR. Real Madrid could do nothing further, which means that it is also back-to-back defeats for Ancelotti’s side, following on from their dismal 4-0 loss in El Clasico.
Let’s see what excuses they are going to find now first they wanted to eliminate the offside rules maybe now they want other teams to play with 10 players instead of 11
Where the hell is that MR MC,please show ya ugly face now ,hahaha
Enough is enough, Ancelot must go,he is no longer a man capable of handling madrid
HE’S NO LONGER A MAN CAPABLE FOR MADRID. LIKE YOU WERE TO BE A COACH YOU CAN DO WHAT HE DOES HUH?YOU SOUND SO UN GRATEFUL! LIKE IT’S AN EASY TASK TO END A SEASON WITH TREBLE RIGHT? HAVE ANY OTHER COACH DONE WHAT HE DID LAST SEASON IN THIS DECADE? HA LA MADRID
Well at least 1-3 is better than 0-4!
Perhaps they need to bring in a specialist to explain the offside rule to the team.