Real Madrid’s Nail-Biting Victory Over Mallorca: Which Unexpected Moments Could Decide La Liga’s Fate?
Real Madrid’s latest La Liga tussle offered drama right down to the dying seconds – if you blinked, you’d have missed a moment that kept their league crown alive… just for another day. Wednesday at the Bernabeu felt like a rollercoaster, with Carlo Ancelotti’s penultimate home game clouded by tension from the get-go. Mallorca shocked the home crowd early with Martin Valjent’s swift opener, slicing through the nerves of what should’ve been a routine victory lap for Los Blancos. Frustration was setting in… but then Kylian Mbappe stepped up, leveling the score deep into the second half, injecting life where it seemed all but sucked out.
Yet the real sensation came late – and from an unexpected source. Young academy hopeful Jacobo Ramon, making his very first senior start, rose to the occasion with a thunderous finish in added time, a moment that not only sealed a vital 2-1 win but also briefly extended Madrid’s hold on the title. Meanwhile, the shadow of change looms large over the club, with Ancelotti’s departure confirmed, sending waves of emotion running through the stadium and city alike. As Barcelona readies for a crucial showdown against Espanyol, this win means everything—or maybe, holds onto hope by the thinnest of threads.
Stick with me as we break down all the key moments and implications from this nail-biter at the Bernabeu.
Mounting a last-gasp comeback on Wednesday night, Real Madrid managed to keep hold of their La Liga crown for another 24 hours as they snatched a 2-1 victory at home against Mallorca.
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