Carlo Ancelotti Expresses Disappointment And Hurt Over The Team’s Performance

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October 27, 2024: After Real Madrid’s 4-0 defeat to Barcelona in the El Clasico, Carlo Ancelotti labeled the final 30 minutes as “forgettable.” The match, held at the Santiago Bernabeu on October 26, saw Robert Lewandowski score twice in quick succession, followed by goals from 17-year-old Lamine Yamal and Raphinha.

BARCELONA

Despite having control of possession, Madrid struggled to convert chances, with Kylian Mbappé having an off day. Ancelotti acknowledged the disappointment but expressed confidence in his team’s ability to recover.

MBAPPE

“We are hurt; it’s a tough moment,” he said, thanking fans for their support. “We don’t need to discard everything because there’s nothing to discard. We need to learn from this and bounce back.”

ANCELOTTI

He emphasized that the scoreline didn’t accurately reflect the match dynamics, noting that until Barcelona’s first goal, the game was evenly contested. Currently second in La Liga with 24 points, Madrid will aim for redemption against Valencia on November 2.

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