Real Madrid coach Alvaro Arbeloa refused to give up in the La Liga race after the 1-1 draw with Girona at home in the 31st round at the Santiago Bernabeu, ZBET and also sent a blunt warning to Bayern Munich.
Arbeloa still holds onto her belief.
The draw against Girona meantReal MadridHe has 70 points, ranking second in the standings.The LeagueThey are six points behind league leaders Barcelona, while their rivals still have a game in hand. Speaking about their chances of winning the title, Arbeloa emphasized: “I just accept that we lost the championship on the day it actually happened. Until then, we will continue to fight. We have to go out there every day and defend the club's colors with the best performance possible.”
Referring to the missed opportunities against Girona, Arbeloa said: “We created many chances but only capitalized on a small fraction of them. The team was good enough to win; we should have scored another goal.”
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Real Madrid have now gone three consecutive matches without a win this month, after losing 1-2 to Mallorca on April 4th and suffering a 1-2 defeat against...Bayern Munichin the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals earlier this week.
“To win, we have to play at 200% of our ability. At 90%, it’s impossible to win, or at least not always. If you want to be safer against lower-ranked opponents, you have to put in maximum effort, otherwise ‘accidents’ like this can easily happen,” Arbeloa emphasized.
Arbeloa sends a stern warning to Bayern.
According to the schedule, Real Madrid will travel to Germany next week to face Bayern Munich again in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals. Coach Arbeloa emphasized his absolute belief in the "Los Blancos'" ability to turn the situation around and aim for a "remontada" on German soil.
“We will have plenty of time to analyze our mistakes and correct them; the whole team will go to Germany with the sole objective of winning. Some may think a comeback is impossible, but we will be traveling with 25 players who all have absolute faith in our ability to progress. They may see themselves as the favorites, but they will have to face the value of this badge and the history of this shirt, and we will fight to be worthy of Real Madrid,” Arbeloa added.
Coach Arbeloa also dismissed concerns about the goalscoring form of Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius, and praised Jude Bellingham, who made his first start since returning from injury.
The former Spain defender said: “I can’t worry about players with the numbers of Mbappe and Vinicius. They are two of the four or five best players in the world right now. What we need is to improve many aspects at the collective level, especially when facing teams that play deep defensive football.”
Bellingham looked great, agile and confident. It's normal for him to show signs of fatigue after a long break from playing. This was his first start, but it's clearly a good start to get back into rhythm.”