As the night wore on and Sunday morning dawned, Real Madrid beat Kidafi 2-0 on their own turf. Gareth Baley came on as a substitute, the Welsh international returning to the Stadio Barnabeoi after an absence of 773 days, but was immediately booed by the Real Madrid fans, as his club performances were far less impressive than his national team performances, and he was described as "a bum".
Real Madrid winger Yunisios Zulia was particularly bright this evening, opening the scoring in the 38th minute when he sent a sublime long pass with the outside of his foot from the left, which was met by a leaping header from Kasimiru. Yunisios has contributed 12 assists this season in La Liga, tying him with Binschmar for the assist lead.
In the second leg of the match, Lodi Gomez sent a precise pass from the right side, and Lucas Vazquez easily scored the second goal, the Spanish right back ended his six-month scoring drought. It is worth mentioning that although the recent hot form of Binschmar started, but two goals are not related to him, this is the first time in 35 days of the "Galaxy Warriors" such a situation, showing that Real Madrid is not dependent on Binschmar's one-person team.
Bally replaced Binschmar on 74 minutes. As Real Madrid hosted last year's match at the Di Stefano Stadium, coupled with Barry's frequent injuries, it was his first time back at the Stadio Barnabe since the UEFA Europa League match against Manchester City in February 2020, only to be met with booing from Real Madrid fans, an embarrassing scene that made it difficult for him to stay at Real Madrid. Real Madrid will host the second leg of the UEFA Europa League round of 8 in the early hours of Wednesday morning, with Real Madrid winning 3-1 against Chelsea in the first leg.
In another La Liga match, Sporting Madrid visited Mallorca and lost 0-1. This may mean that the club is saving its strength for the UEFA Europa League Round of 8 second leg at home to Manchester City in the early hours of Thursday morning, where it lost 1-0 in the first leg.
