“LET Him Pack his things and Leave I don’t want to see him in my Club Again, He couldn’t take on defenders and didn’t score an open Net and caused the the goal”- Xabi Alonso has instructed Real Madrid FLOP to leave the Club with immediate effect after Shocking defeat to Liverpool
Real Madrid’s head coach Xabi Alonso attributed his team’s 1-0 defeat to Liverpool to the home side’s exceptional execution of set-piece opportunities.
During his post-match media briefing, Alonso reflected on the contest, stating, “The match was tightly contested, but as we moved into the second period, set pieces became increasingly prominent, and Liverpool demonstrated remarkable proficiency in capitalizing on those situations.”
Alonso further elaborated on the nature of the loss, noting, “Defeats can come in different forms. The manner in which we lost today stands in stark contrast to our loss against Atleti.”
This setback at Anfield marks Real Madrid’s second loss of the current campaign.
Up to this point, Los Blancos have secured victories in 13 out of their opening 15 matches.
Following Liverpool’s 1-0 triumph over Real Madrid in their Champions League encounter, the Reds’ captain Virgil van Dijk spoke to Amazon Prime about the performance, saying, “Tonight’s display was characterized by tremendous energy and an immense work rate from our side.”
“They’ve claimed victory in 14 of their previous 15 matches and possess exceptional quality throughout their squad. We’re well aware of their capabilities and how devastating they can be when given opportunities; recent weeks have provided clear evidence of that. It was imperative that we were flawless in all aspects of our play.”
“There were moments when we had to sit deeper and adopt a low defensive block, which was a reality we needed to embrace. I believe we executed our tactical approach to perfection.”
Throughout the ninety minutes at Anfield, the Reds maintained superiority over their opponents and could reasonably claim to have been unfortunate in converting only a single goal, with Alexis Mac Allister standing as the sole player capable of finding a way past goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois.
