It was an embarrassing defeat for Real Madrid as Barcelona Neymar and Suarez made it hard for the Madrid defenders. It is for sure a defeat that will go down in history
The home fans are understandably upset, they have just seen their side
comprehensively dismantled by their fiercest rivals. They wave their
white hankies and whistle loudly – the club try their best to drown this
out by turning the full-time music up to 11. It was not looking good
for Rafa before the match and it is looking pretty awful right about
now.
Isco's red card made it looked even awful at the 85 minute, as he brought down Neymar.
Luis Enrique said Barcelona’s performance would “go down in history” and described Andrés Iniesta as “world heritage” after his side defeated Real Madrid 4-0 at the Bernabéu.
The Barcelona manager has seen his team go from a point behind Madrid to
six points ahead over the past 11 weeks without Messi. Asked if he now
had a problem finding a place in the team for Messi, he responded
sarcastically: “That’s a bloody massive problem.”
Benítez’s problems are far more serious and the full impact of this
defeat may not yet be clear. The coach was already under pressure and
the chants for the president to resign cannot have helped. Asked whether
he was happy with the surprisingly attacking team he had selected, one
which appeared out of character and then found itself outplayed by
Barcelona, Benítez said: “I can’t say it well.”
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