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The fight for the leadership of La Liga in Spain experienced a vital chapter this Sunday. Valencia had no mercy with a pale Real Madrid and thrashed it 4-1.
The merengue team, who had just beaten Inter Milan for the Champions Legue, paid dearly for their fatigue and lack of ideas on the pitch, where they beat them in all their lines.
And although those directed by Zinedine Zidane They went ahead on the scoreboard thanks to Karim Benzema’s goal in the 23rd, made water before the effectiveness of Valencia and the controversies of the VAR.
Carlos Soler scored three of Valencia’s four goals against Real Madrid. Photo: Getty Images
Carlos Soler took a penalty canceled by the VAR for invasion and put the tie 1-1, to later uncover everything. In the 43rd minute, Raphael Varane tried to clear a ball but ended up putting it into his own goal for the home team to score 2-1.
In the second half the hugs would all be for Valencia, which thanks to two more goals from Soler from the penalty spot in the 54th minute and the 63rd minute stretched the lead to 4-1.
Zidane’s cast were not happy with the arbitration, which sanctioned controversial penalties. But even so, they had no merit or game to win any prize.
Valencia gives the big blow and leaves Real Madrid wounded that continues to leave serious doubts in his game and his idea. Attacking but being ineffective, he lets the leaders escape and runs away from the top.
