Fury Towards Yamal: Real Madrid Celebrate Clásico Victory Following Heated Comments

“Whenever I emerge victorious they can’t say anything,” the young star once remarked, but on this occasion he came up short and opponents were coming for him. Comments were made he was overly vocal; came the response that, indeed, they were going to see him outside; the message was words mean little. This included just the players: there was more from the preachers in media platforms, individuals who never lose.

On the eve the clásico, young Lamine Yamal who claims he left fear behind in Mataró suggested that Real Madrid benefit from decisions and moan, according to reports. Additionally, he offered a reminder that the last time he had been the Santiago Bernabéu – as a youngster with blaugrana dental work, a glint in his gaze and his shooting ability they didn’t know he had – he beat them 4-0. Yet that was past and the present differed. Moreover, an adult currently, exactly a year on, his side fell short. He knew, as opponents made sure.

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When the final whistle sounded on an intense, intense latest clásico that was somewhat like past encounters, Lamine Yamal walked in the direction of Dani Carvajal, hand out. Rather than accepting it, Carvajal made the classic jibber-jabber motion. The match was hard enough following with everything that happened in the 105 minutes that went before, a match of numerous attempts, multiple scores scored and three more ruled out; at that moment it became impossible.

Suddenly appeared footballers everywhere, running in and out of view and converging, security separating individuals away from each other. Amidst the melee, Thibaut Courtois was accepting the invitation to resume this in the dressing room area. The Brazilian forward was restrained, he telling another player as well they are too vocal. Raphinha was running to intervene with his compatriot, the defender also present. “The scene resembled when we youth,” Aurélien Tchouaméni said.

Turning Point

In April, Tchouaméni had written: “They rejoice in our losses as if our winning days are over. We will return stronger.” Real Madrid had just lost a clásico Spanish Cup showpiece 3-2 after additional minutes, emotional scenes greeting the final whistle, ice cubes flying. A fortnight afterwards, they were beaten again. Over four clásicos, Madrid were defeated four times, La Liga, cup and Spanish Super Cup going to Barcelona. Their defense allowed four, five, three and four. However there is always tomorrow and it turned out he proved correct.

Only once have the Catalan side previously won five clásicos consecutively, Pep Guardiola’s historic run ending with the famous 5-0 against Mourinho’s side, and it wouldn’t happen again. On Sunday, Real Madrid ended Hansi Flick’s unbeaten start as manager, defeating their arch-rivals 2-1 to go a significant margin clear at the top of the table.

What It Means

Madrid had needed this. The celebration said so, team members celebrating in circles. So did the noise, the Bernabéu louder and intense compared to for such matches in recent memory: “amazing,” the English midfielder described it. The coach echoed this. When questioned whether this was a weight off his shoulders, or there had been a mental block around important matches, a fixation, he responded: “That is the media’s narrative.” But he acknowledged that this was “more than a win, but our recent history and what it means to us; the boys needed that feeling of winning a major fixture.”

In the previous campaign Madrid had not won any. On fourteen occasions they lost: Lille, Milan, Liverpool, Bilbao, city rivals, Betis, city foes, Valencia and Arsenal each defeated them. There wasn’t one victory against a truly big side. The previous manager went and was replaced by Xabi Alonso yet the trend persisted. The team won five games in the global tournament, signs of tactical organization developing, a game plan, but then came PSG.

Season Progress

That defeat is part of the prior year, Alonso said. Yet the new campaign, under his guidance term, began with six wins in a row until city rivals visited and put 5 past them. The results were positive beating Oviedo, island team and Pamplona side however, against the big teams? Now at last they defeated one of them as well. And not only that they won, but also the manner they achieved it.

Barcelona had players unavailable: Joan García, young midfielder, attacking midfielder, star striker and Andreas Christensen were all missing. Additionally Raphinha, whose significance may at least be appreciated in absentia. Several players were not at 100%, defender and Lamine Yamal among them. Among substitutes were five players who not begun in La Liga, others who featured just one time; teenagers, four 18-year-olds and two who are 19. And a centre-back, Uruguayan star, who finished the match up front once more. Additionally their manager was missing, Flick suspended and located in a commentary box. His assistant, Sorg, was on the touchline on three occasions: he has lost each one.

Game Breakdown

Much is made of the team’s vulnerable high line, yet they did not attack well on Sunday. Among the things directed at the young player on Sunday, perhaps the most telling was from Vinícius mid-match, taunting Yamal by saying: “You’re all retreating balls.” As for that backline, more porous than before with the defender departing, the pressure on passers decreasing and the timing off, one opponent created six clear chances against them, another team five, Andalusian side 5, Catalan club three. Last year they trapped Kylian Mbappé in an offside position on multiple occasions in a high-scoring game; yet, overshadowed by losses, was that in the last meeting he got three goals, Madrid always positioned to create chances now.

Key Moments

With this approach, in particular. This was a start as well as a significant result. “Going forward we will require a lot of what we did in this game,” Alonso commented. They put shots result in goals on five occasions – three disallowed due to offside – missed {a penalty|a spot-kick