The match had finally ended!
When the head referee blew the final whistle of El Clásico, all the Real Madrid fans were still standing in the stands, applauding with all their might.
This had been another memorable El Clásico, not only because of the five-nil scoreline, but also because it was the first one after Zidane and Yang Yang had taken charge of Real Madrid.
By the end of this match, the two had already been managing Real Madrid for nearly five months. They had played more than twenty matches of various kinds, and it could be said that the results of their management had basically begun to show.
Apart from the warm-up matches, Real Madrid had played in the Super Cup, the league, the Champions League, and the Copa del Rey. So far, they had drawn only twice and won every other match. Such a record was undoubtedly remarkable.
To a certain extent, this had been an extremely impressive start to their tenure.
Since the beginning of the season, Real Madrid had displayed tremendous attacking firepower, earning the admiration of the entire world. Yet no one had expected that, after entering this recent stretch and facing a devilish schedule, Real Madrid would suddenly adjust their approach against two major rivals, Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona, adopting tactics that were more practical and stable.
For example, tonight against Barcelona, Real Madrid had shown no intention whatsoever of competing with them for possession. Instead, they had voluntarily ceded the ball.
Had the match been pleasing to watch?
To be honest, not particularly. Barcelona had controlled the ball for most of the match.
But the result had been exceptionally satisfying, because the five-nil scoreline meant that this match was destined to enter the annals of Real Madrid's history.
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