3 observations from Real Madrid’s 3-2 win vs. Leganes
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Here are three observations from the match. Real Madrid will get cooked in transitions against any other team Bad things first: Real Madrid are an awful defensive team sometimes. Saturday night was on...
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Real Madrid hit the ground running in the final and most important stretch of the season as they return to La Liga against Leganes after the international break.
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Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti acknowledged that his side lacked balance and struggled to take control against lowly Leganes but praised their intensity in fighting back to seal a hard-fought 3-2 win over their city rivals on Saturday.
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