Our team head to the Coliseum for the LaLiga matchday 20 clash postponed due to their Spanish Super Cup involvement (9:00pm CET).

Tonight sees the first game of a tough LaLiga double-header this week, as our team head to Getafe (9:00pm CET) for the matchday 20 clash that was postponed due to the Spanish Super Cup. Real Madrid will head back to the top of the pile with a draw or a win at the Coliseum.

Carlo Ancelotti’s boys continue their steady march in the fight for the LaLiga title, with five wins in a row and having gone unbeaten in their last 15. Alongside those impressive numbers, are the team’s notable defensive efforts (just 14 goals conceded), making them the league’s best in this regard, at only 0.6 goals against per game.

“It’s a key game for LaLiga and the season,” underlined Carlo Ancelotti in the pre-match press conference. The Italian will be thrilled by the return of the team’s top scorer in Jude Bellingham. The Englishman missed out against Las Palmas after picking up five yellow cards and comes back into the fold looking to extend his impact in the competition. In this season’s first encounter between the two teams, Bellingham played a decisive role in the win at the Santiago Bernabéu, making it 2-1 before the end.

Getafe
The Madrid-based outfit come into the game sitting in tenth place, with seven wins, eight draws and six defeats to their name. After beating Granada last weekend, Getafe will be hoping to climb the table and make a case for a European spot. Their top scorer is former madridista Borja Mayoral (14), who found the net in the last LaLiga meeting.
Contrary to what many people think, coach Carlo Ancelotti actually considers the away trip against Getafe to be one of the most difficult matches that Real Madrid will face from now until the end of the season, which is why there will be no Carlo’s story about personnel rotation.

Previously, Ancelotti had set himself the task of the whole team to score 12 points in all 4 matches against Las Palmas, Getafe, Atletico Madrid and Girona because he believed that these 12 points would be decisive in the outcome of the team. championship race. The latest victory over Las Palmas is just the beginning.
Aurelien Tchouameni, Jude Bellingham and Fede Valverde will all return to the main squad in the upcoming away trip to Alfonso Perez.