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Real Madrid went to Levante – well, like this – and scored their first multiple goal of the season with an early goal from Vince and a late win over Karim Benzema to give him the 2-0 victory. Here are the six points of the game’s speech, in the form of three questions that were answered and three questions that need answered.
Three responses
1. Who will occupy the right rear seat and how will they do it?
Official statement. Official statement. Similarly, Real Madrid announced this week that its two right-handers have been injured and will be out at least for the next few weeks. Levante’s trip, without charity caravans or Álvaro Odriozola and Josie Luis Morales on the other side, was a concern for the right-back. While Ferland replaced Mandy and Lucas Vázquez, Zidane ultimately chose Nacho. The 30-year-old was nothing special and lost Nikola Vukaviwi in a corner, Levante Min broke the wood. But overall, Nacho did a good job of keeping Morales at bay.
2. Will Cortois finally have a quiet afternoon?
No, once again, Cortois was a busy man. He faced four more shots on goal and saved them all, especially by making an impressive save from Anis Bardhi. He already saves Cortois for 13 seasons. Only the Valencian Jaume Domnech (22) and Marco Dimitrov (14) from Eber have more. Being in the top three in the league is not a good idea for a Real Madrid goalkeeper save and Zidane knows it. At a post-match press conference, he said: “Courtois saved us, as all goalkeepers want to do for their team. We have to move on and we will try to make our goalkeeper a little less hurt. “
3. How strange would it be to see this game in La Serema?
Looking ahead to this game, there was a lot of talk about the last time Real Madrid faced Levante. It was a 1-0 loss in February in which Eden Hazard revived his ankle. It was logical that the idea would return to that match, but Real Madrid would not experience any kind of ghost of the Suárez Stadium in Valencia. Not any of that. Instead, they were heading to Villarreal’s Cermeca Stadium, where the Levante stadium is working, as is the Bernabéu. Levante will return home soon and are not expected to play at Villarreal again at home, but it was strange to have a yellow stand as the backdrop for the match.
Three questions
1. Will we see the Fernandez family fight next time?
Considering Oriozola may not yet be available for Real Madrid’s next game, there could be a match between Nacho and Alex Fernández on the cards, against Cádiz after the break. The two brothers got together at the Real Madrid Academy and Alex, the youngest brother by year, debuted with the Real Madrid first team before Nacho. However, Nacho stayed a long time in Las Blancos, while the offensive midfielder went to Espanyol, Elche and now the prisoners. They met in 2014, when Alex was at Espanyol. He finished 1-0 with Real Madrid that day. Let’s see what happens this time and if they both play.
2. Will Vincius and Ansu Fatty continue to inspire each other?
I know Keane Sobhani was joking a lot when he wrote ‘The Last Dance’ about Vincius and Ansu Fatty during today’s game, but there’s something about it.
We’re seeing these two young superstars more than themselves this weekend and it may actually be motivated for them to try to match each other. We’ve seen a lot of competition over the years, in soccer and other sports, where the best in the game push themselves to a higher level because they have a talented opponent who breathes under their shoulders. Maybe we will see it in the next decade with Vincius and Ansu Fati. Could this be the next great personal fight in soccer?
3. Can Luka Modri Keep Continue?
Wow just wow. Luka Modric has started this new season with fire. The man, now 35, continues to shine in the middle of the park and also dedicates himself to defensive duties. We know it took a long time to get out of the World Cup in Croatia, but Modrius now looks good for most of 2020. His contract is at the end of the season. Can he continue in this good shape for a few more months, long enough to grow himself?
