Carlo Ancelotti’s side resumed their La Liga campaign with a two-nil win against Real Sociedad. However, despite the great win, Carlo Ancelotti was unimpressed with his team’s display as he believed they didn’t deserve the win.
Real Madrid struggled in the first half against Real Sociedad. However, a penalty was given later in the second half to the Los Blancos allowing them to take the lead. Another came in again for them, ensuring their two-nil victory. Although there were a lot of questions surrounding the penalty decisions by the referee, the result has also prompted Carlo Ancelotti to feel his team didn’t deserve the win.
Carlo Ancelotti on the Game
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The Italian was very critical of his team’s performance in the game, he spoke thoroughly about the poor tactical prowess of his players all through the game. He also continued to speak about the injury challenges of his players. He spoke about Militao and Brahim Diaz, and he discussed the state of their fitness.
He said: “We didn’t have a good start. They pressed very well in our field and we didn’t always manage to find the free player. Militão has nothing. Brahim had an abductor discomfort and we will evaluate him tomorrow. I think the central defenders can rotate in the next matches. This was a match in which we lacked midfield and we had an emergency. In the next matches, we will have more players and we will be able to rotate more.”
Carlo Ancelotti on Team’s Form
The Italian also spoke about the form of his team. He affirmed that his team isn’t 100%, and finally spoke about the need for improvement. Especially, with numerous lists of fixtures ahead both in the La Liga and also in the Champions League.
He said: “They choose the penalties. They took the responsibility and it went very well. We are not at 100%, that’s normal, but the players are improving. We can talk about all the problems in the world with this match, but the important thing was to start well. We have to keep in mind that we are not at 100%. It’s normal, we don’t have four midfielders. I value very much the work of those who played.”
Carlo Ancelotti on the Important 3 points
Real Madrid are yet to lose a game this season. Drawing two and winning three. Los Blancos’ win against Real Sociedad is a strong start for them, as they would wanna keep putting pressure on Barcelona who are top of the table. Carlo Ancelotti believes Despite the challenges the team is facing, the three points were satisfying.
He said “I leave here very satisfied and then we have to be self-critical to improve. It’s a great opportunity for us to evaluate what we didn’t do well but with three more points in the table.” He continued talking about Mbappe and Vinicius Jr. He said “I see him fresher, more active. He is very dangerous and combines well with Vinícius and the strikers. He’s improving a lot. I liked his game a lot.”
Ancelotti finally added on the Penalty decisions: “I have no opinion on this. And I didn’t see the penalty. When the referee goes to the VAR he had no doubts.”
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