Quote from: Razmirraz on Today at 03:09:13 PM

Quote from: 3meek on Today at 02:27:01 PM

In part, this La Liga season can rightly be described as a failure for Real... After all, we are not talking about the Champions League here, but about La Liga, where Real have performed their worst result in recent years... They have now lost second place in the standings and Atletico have moved them down... So even though they won the Spanish Cup and play in the semi-finals of the Champions League, their results in La Liga are very poor...

If measured by Real Madrid's performance last season, what happened in the standings list this season has decreased drastically. Real Madrid has lost its power in La Liga "except in the Champions League", after the title race was won by Barcelona, now Real Madrid has lost second place due to not being able to maintain its best game. The fans' disappointment with Real Madrid's performance in La Liga paid off a little after Real Madrid won the CDR. Another hope is still wide open because Real Madrid is still in the Champions League.

Previously it was said that @3meek, only wants to judge Real Madrid only from La Liga and not by the Copa del Rey and not by the Champions League. So, Real Madrid's failure in La Liga this time doesn't need to involve winning the Copa del Rey title and also its consistency in the Champions League because, because if these two tournaments are involved then of course Real Madrid will not completely fail this season.

Also, even though Real Madrid lost second place in the La Liga standings, but in the end Real Madrid will still finish in the top four, right. Except, if Real Madrid falls so that they can't finish in the top four, then that case I can say is a big failure but for now, I think Real Madrid is still fine.