Real Madrid head coach Xabi Alonso was not too critical of his team's display during the narrow defeat to Liverpool in the Champions League on Tuesday. Alonso says he set up his team to win the midfield battle against Arne Slot's men as he made tactical adjustments in the second half,

Real Madrid manager, Xabi Alonso has admitted that Liverpool’s sharpness from set-pieces proved decisive in their 1-0 Champions League defeat at Anfield on Tuesday night. Alexis Mac Allister’s perfectly timed header from a first-half free-kick sealed the win for Arne Slot’s men,

Kylian Mbappe has been near-unstoppable this season. At Anfield he hit a roadblock. Again. For the second year running, the Real Madrid forward had a night to forget on Merseyside as Liverpool won 1-0

After the 4-0 win over Valencia in La Liga, Real Madrid head coach opened up on his frustrated reaction to Vinicius Jr. misses penalty, which was handed by his teammate Kylian Mbappé. Vinicius Junior found himself at the center of one most discussed moments of the weekend after missing a penalty against Valencia,

You have to go back over 12 years to find a better Real Madrid run of form at home in La Liga. Los Blancos went on a 14-game La Liga home winning streak that ended on Sept. 2013. The run spanned two seasons and started with José Mourinho as manager and was completed by Carlo Ancelotti.

The Real Madrid forward issued an apology to his “team-mates, the club, and the president” but did not reference Alonso.

In recent days, much has been made of Vinicius Junior’s alleged rift with Real Madrid head coach Xabi Alonso. However, there is a much bigger issue going on in the background, that being the

Vinícius lost his cool on the pitch when Alonso took him out in the 72nd minute against Barcelona before the No. 7 stormed down the tunnel. Following the incident, the 25-year-old issued a private and public apology to Real Madrid that notably did not mention his manager.