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Quote from: tottong on August 25, 2025, 01:30:08 AM

El Clasico will be a defining moment for both teams this season, although there's no guarantee who will win La Liga.
We hope there will be a much more balanced competition for both teams, making this rivalry something interesting to watch.

In last season's classics, Real Madrid didn't play, Madrid threw up, that's what they did, because their play was bad from start to finish, Ancelotti didn't know how to replant the team, they didn't have a good defense, I understand that, the players were mostly injured, but it's Madrid, they couldn't lose so badly, a general humiliation and twice, that's something no club should tolerate, that's why Ancelotti left. The games should be much more balanced now, where Madrid should dominate.

Ancelotti faced his biggest problem last year in the matches they played against Barcelona. He had such a poor performance against Barcelona that Real Madrid lost every match last year. Barcelona scored four goals, Barcelona scored five. Real Madrid looked like a mediocre team last year. This year, everyone expects success from Xabi Alonso, especially in these matches. Therefore, these matches will be a significant stepping stone for Xabi's career.

It's true that last season, Real Madrid was truly unfortunate because they consistently lost against Barcelona. However, injuries were certainly a contributing factor. It certainly seemed like Real Madrid's performance was declining, which was sometimes difficult to understand. However, this season, Real Madrid has changed coaches, and many are hoping that Xabi Alonso can improve Real Madrid's performance.

Personally, I can't wait to see El Clásico, as it promises to be even more exciting this season. We'll see what happens. It's hard to predict who will win, but I hope El Clásico will be even more exciting this season. We'll see if Xabi succeeds in leading Real Madrid to even greater good or not.