Quote from: Marvell1 on Today at 05:45:22 PM

Quote from: Pandorak on Today at 05:23:18 PM

Given Real Madrid performance in this match, it is understandable that fans feel disappointed, as expectations for Real Madrid are very high. However, regardless of the circumstances, the most important thing is the victory itself. Securing three points is better than ending in a draw or even a loss, especially since this is still the first match, and there are many more to come. Moving forward, Xabi Alonso task as coach is to quickly improve both the effectiveness of the attack and the defensive line. I am confident that the players at Real Madrid are exceptional, the key lies with Alonso to figure out how to maximize the performance of each player.

We criticize Madrid a lot. But is it really necessary to criticize so much? At the end of the day, they managed to secure the victory and get 3 points. Isn't that enough?

Madrid didn't win by a big margin. It's also true that Madrid's attacks were a bit weak. But this was Xabi Alonso's first match in La Liga. He needs time to adapt to the new environment. Alonso is still not completely aware of the way La Liga rival's gameplay . Gradually, he will correct his mistakes. And Madrid's performance will also become stronger. The new manager should be given enough time.

Madrid didn't perform well, they held and controlled the game but it didn't result to much goals. Without minding the goals as you said, the most important is them securing 3 points in the match, the season is just beginning with lots of time to build perfection in their attack line.

I also believe Madrid will be coming back to full action, with more games ahead Madrid will be more of a competitive rival than they were last season. Any team facing them shouldn't take the mentality of last season to this season because it will be on another level of performance.