It was another rough outing for the Spaniard at the helm of Real Madrid.
Sunday night’s clash against Celta Vigo ended in a 2-0 defeat, adding yet another chapter to what has already been a turbulent spell in charge.
For fans and players alike, it was a bitter pill to swallow.
Falling Behind the Rivals
The loss was more than just three points dropped—it left Madrid trailing arch-rivals Barcelona by four in the title race.
With every passing match, the pressure mounts, and the gap between expectation and reality feels wider than ever.
The historic rivalry with Barcelona only makes each setback sting that much more.
Where Things Went Wrong
From early missteps in midfield to defensive lapses, the match highlighted several weaknesses that have plagued Madrid this season.
Attempts to claw back control of the game were repeatedly stifled by Celta Vigo’s disciplined setup, leaving the home side frustrated and increasingly desperate.
The Manager’s Dilemma
For the Spaniard, the defeat raises more questions than answers.
How to adjust tactics, motivate the squad, and regain momentum are all now pressing concerns.
With scrutiny intensifying, every decision—from starting lineups to substitutions—will be dissected relentlessly by fans and pundits alike.
Looking Ahead
Real Madrid must bounce back quickly if they hope to keep pace with Barcelona.
The coming fixtures will test the squad’s resilience and the manager’s ability to steer the team through a challenging patch.
One thing is clear: the pressure isn’t going anywhere, and the next result could define the remainder of the season.
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