Carlo Ancelotti insisted that “anything is possible” regarding his future as Real Madrid coach on Tuesday, as the team look to beat Barcelona to a LaLiga and Copa del Rey double.
Similar Posts
MVP Tracker: From Chawinga to Rodman, Banda, Shaw, more
Ahead of opening weekend, let’s look at the MVP field from strongest shots to outside chances.
Messi: Soaked pitch led to ‘ugly’ Venezuela draw
Lionel Messi blamed the conditions of the pitch Estadio Monumental de Maturín for Argentina’s “ugly’ 1-1 draw against…
Barcelona have gone backwards; Real Madrid set for barren year. How can they be fixed?
The pain of early Champions League exits might actually work in Barcelona’s and Real Madrid’s favor: It’s now…
Slot needed to ‘convince’ Ekitike to reach best form
Liverpool striker Hugo Ekitike’s five goals in four matches suggest he is starting to get to grips with…
Vinícius Júnior’s future at Real Madrid: Stay, exit or run contract down?
Vinícius has returned to form for Real Madrid, but what should he do about his future with the…
Barça draw with Atleti in 8-goal Copa barnburner
Atletico Madrid clawed back from two goals down to rescue a 4-4 draw at Barcelona in a rip-roaring…