Real Madrid failed to get an important three points in the Champions League as they lost 2-1 at the Bernabeu to rivals Manchester City. Despite taking the lead

Real Madrid players have said that they continue to back head coach Xabi Alonso following the team’s 2-1 Champions League defeat against Manchester City on Wednesday. The result means that Madrid have only won two of their last eight games in all competitions and have drawn three and lost one of their last four La Liga matches.

PSG manager Luis Enrique’s name emerged as Real Madrid are in a troubling situation as they could end the year on a challenging note.Since November 1, Real Madrid have only won three of nine games

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Real Madrid turned in a solid performance but made some key defensive mistakes to suffer a 2-1 home loss to Manchester City in a Champions League loss that will put further pressure on Xabi Alonso. Los Blancos took the lead,

Xabi Alonso has thanked his players for their attitude after another defeat and said he was positive Real Madrid will overcome its slump soon.

Erling Haaland and Manchester City dealt what might just be the final blow to Xabi Alonso's short tenure as Real Madrid head coach on Wednesday, as Pep Guardiola's side came back to beat the Spanish giants 2-1.

As the minutes ticked on, the frantic pace of the game settled. City were happy to defend their lead while the hosts’ energy dwindled. Whistles rang out, urging Alonso’s men to dig deep and put it all on the line for an equalizer.

The desert crossing is over.This Wednesday, Real Madrid faces a crucial clash against Manchester City as part of the sixth matchday of the Champions League. Amidst a crisis and without Kylian