Real Madrid slips badly in Girona

Was that the final match for Real Madrid in the championship? Without the injured David Alaba, the Madrid side suffered a shock 4-2 defeat against FC Girona on Matchday 31 of LaLiga.

The key to the surprise: four-packs designed by Tati Castellanos.

Real could have taken the lead with a quick start. Just 28 seconds later, Girona’s defense thwarted Versler’s dream goal by Rodrigo (first).

Then Carlo Ancelotti’s team took control of the match, but the hosts from Catalonia proved their meticulousness and Real Madrid went cold. Tati Castellanos leads Girona to luck with the first shot on goal (12), and the Argentine show begins here.

Twelve minutes later, the double beam followed: after a great shot, the Girona striker triumphed in a duel with Eder Militao and pushed the leather through the legs of Thibaut Courtois (24th).

Castellanos with the game of his life

After Viktor Tsygankov made it 3-0 up a few moments later, the Madridists responded in the character of Vinicius Junior. The Brazilian uses a cross from Marco Asensio with a header (36) – goal! It’s 2-1 in the second half.

After that, Real Madrid absolutely fell asleep at the start of the second half. Once again, it was Castellanos who scored a hat-trick just 36 seconds into the second half (46 min).

Anyone who thinks The Tati Castellano Show is over is dead wrong. Just over an hour later, the 24-year-old sent the ball home again (62 minutes) – 4-1 and a perfect four-pack!

After 72 minutes, the “Royals” could breathe a sigh of relief because Castellanos was substituted. This seems to give Real some flankers, Viennese Jr. dodges the defense and serves as a substitute for Lucas Vazquez, who makes it 2: 4 (85). In the end it’s too little, too late to avoid defeat.

With seven matches remaining, Real Madrid remain in second place with 65 points. The difference with Barcelona, ​​\u200b\u200bwhich played one match less, is 11 points. Girona advanced to ninth place (41 points).

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