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Madrid fans, brace yourselves.
Real Madrid’s dream of lifting La Liga is hanging by a thread after a painful 2-1 defeat to Valencia that left fans stunned and furious.

At the Bernabéu — usually a fortress — Madrid looked like a shadow of itself: slow, cold, and shockingly disorganized. Once again, they started sluggishly, paid the price, and couldn’t climb back. This time, not even their typical last-minute heroics could save them.

A Disaster From the Start

The nightmare began early when 19-year-old debutant Fran González, thrust into action, faced two chaotic back-passes from his own defenders within the first minute. The young keeper held his ground, but Madrid’s defensive cracks were obvious.

Minutes later, Valencia’s Diakhaby soared above the Madrid defense to head in the opener. Madrid looked lost. And just when things couldn’t get worse, Vinicius Jr. — under intense pressure — missed a penalty that could’ve changed the game. The Bernabéu erupted… in boos.

Yes, boos for Vinicius. The golden boy’s relationship with the fans is showing signs of breaking.

Mamardashvili: The Giant Madrid Couldn’t Beat

Valencia’s goalkeeper, Giorgi Mamardashvili, delivered a masterclass. He stopped everything Madrid threw at him, including a rocket from Valverde that could have turned the tide.

Valencia, playing with three center-backs and a patched-up lineup, showed grit, heart, and cleverness. They had only three shots on target — but scored twice. Efficiency at its finest. Madrid? All pressure, no results.

Ancelotti’s Gamble Backfires

Carlo Ancelotti took a risk keeping exhausted stars like Valverde and Bellingham on the field. After 51 games this season, the wear and tear showed. Bellingham, although brilliant in flashes, looked drained. Valverde, normally an engine, was reduced to sparks.

Meanwhile, Mbappé (yes, Mbappé, now wearing white) looked isolated, with only brief flashes of magic that couldn’t rescue Madrid this time.

The Final Blow

Madrid’s fightback came briefly when Vinicius scored after a corner early in the second half, but Valencia had the final word. In stoppage time — that mystical land where Madrid often thrives — Hugo Duro, a former Madrid academy player, stunned his old club with a lethal strike.

It was the dagger. It was the goodbye. Three-fourths of the title slipped through their fingers.

Is the Dynasty Crumbling?

Vinicius being booed. Bellingham exhausted. Valverde battered. Ancelotti out of ideas.
Is this just a bad night, or the beginning of a bigger collapse?

Madrid’s reaction in the next few weeks will define their season — and possibly the club’s immediate future.

One thing’s for sure: this team can no longer rely on miracles.

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