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Ancelotti raises the “white flag” after Real Madrid farewell to the European Champions

by Marwane al hashemi
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After Arsenal’s victory over its host Real Madrid 2-1 (5-1 in the total of the two matches), Inter, Italy tied with its German guest, Bayern Munich 2-2 (4-3 in the total of the two matches), and their qualification to the Champions League semi-final, the statements came exciting, especially from the Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti, who raised the “white flag” declaring surrender, and approved the possibility His replacement as a coach of Real Madrid after he watched his team losing the second match in a row, and bid farewell to the interest of the London club.

Ancelotti told reporters after the 12th loss in various competitions, compared to a previous season in which the team was defeated only twice.

The veteran coach indicated that his team is still competing on three fronts, namely the League, Cup and World Cup for Clubs next summer.

In turn, the Belgian goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois considered that the stars of the offensive line of his team failed to penetrate the Arsenal defense, and he told the Mofestar network: “We did not accurately in the attack, I do not think that (Spanish goalkeeper David) Raya needed to do any response.”

He added, “We lost to Arsenal and the superior and we must accept that … We played a lot of cross balls, but this year we do not have a player like Josello, an explicit attacker, we have to analyze what we can improve.” We are a team, but we have to move as a group more than relying on individuals. “

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