Yea, one quality I have observed with Real Madrid is that they often bounce back quickly and this works for them. Now that Madrid will be playing at home, the expectations are on Madrid to deliver. Just like you, I am confident too that they will change the narrative already on ground. The possibility of some funny surprises is low here. Except maybe if Madrid decides to sleep on bike.
What is clear for now is that Xabi must be more aware of his condition. The good rhythm he had previously established has been slightly disrupted by the recent defeat, but this is not the end, considering that the competition has only just begun and they can still compete with many games remaining.
Don't let this one defeat shatter the rhythm built at the start of the season, leaving them running out of steam and disrupting the players' focus.
Week 7 has ended, and Barcelona now sits at the top with a one-point lead. However, this could just be a minor fluctuation in the standings, which is what makes the competition more exciting.
For Madrid, they will now face an easier opponent first in the Champions League, and I think this is a good opportunity to vent their frustration from the loss before they face Villarreal in Week 8.