The Return of the God of War!
The day after Real Madrid demolished Deportivo La Coruña 7–0 away from home, Marca splashed a photo of Yang Yang soaring through the air at Riazor Stadium across its front page, describing him as Real Madrid's invincible god of war. In that match, he had created all seven of Real Madrid's goals by himself, leading the team to conquer Riazor.
"Yang Yang has finally found his threat again. Once more, he has become that incredibly active, unstoppable superstar on the pitch. Deportivo La Coruña had exhausted every method at their disposal, but in the end, they still couldn't stop Yang Yang from performing."
"Four goals, one assist, and two secondary assists—Yang Yang created every one of Real Madrid's goals by himself. He has completely led Real Madrid out of Riazor's shadow. After this match, we believe Real Madrid will finally forget the disasters Riazor Stadium once inflicted on the team."
The Spanish media also believed that Deportivo La Coruña had long since ceased to be the Super Depor of old. Lotina's team had not performed well this season, and especially after suffering a humiliating 7–0 defeat to Real Madrid this round, Lotina had found himself facing a severe crisis in his position.
"This was the most painful defeat in Riazor Stadium's history. After the match, Head Coach Lotina and the players were subjected to fierce jeers from the fans. Deportivo's management believed that Lotina should be held responsible."
Marca, meanwhile, gave Real Madrid's recent performances extremely high praise. It believed that after the team defeated Espanyol with ten men, it had completely emerged from its difficulties. Everyone had become more united, more driven, and more confident.
More importantly, Yang Yang had finally returned to his peak form.
"When this lion named Yang Yang