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Mourinho's masterclass makes LaLiga pulse again

🇪🇸 By 4AllFootball ·
Mourinho's masterclass makes LaLiga pulse again

Real Madrid celebrated on Sunday evening in Barcelona with a 2-1 victory at the Camp Nou a full‑blown resurrection that reignited the excitement in LaLiga. The triumph was especially a great success for José Mourinho, even though only three points were on offer.

Ahead of the Clasico, the signs from a Catalan perspective were extremely favorable. After a spectacular start to the season with eleven wins from eleven matches, Barcelona felt they had secured the lead in the Spanish league race. The expected style of play was dominant, and the Barça world on Monday morning seemed gloomy. In the city's circles, people even spoke of an impending humiliation of Real Madrid's.

On the pitch, Real Madrid already held their own in the first half and showed advantages. In the closing stage, Kylian Mbappé seized a counter‑attack opportunity and scored the 2-1 winning goal. With that, the game unexpectedly turned in favor of the Madrilenians.

With the away win, Barcelona remained on the leader's throne, but only with a three‑point lead over Real. Atletico Madrid, as second, is still two points behind the arch‑rivals. Real has shown a clear upward trend since the international break.

Mourinho's Influence and Reaction

José Mourinho has managed to get his star‑laden squad finally to work as a team. The Portuguese coach, the biggest winner of the 265th Clasicos, saw his concept fully come to fruition. In the duel for the point winner between Lamine Yamal and Marc Cucurella, the contest ultimately fell in Real's favour. “My team played an extraordinary game, very organized, with good concentration and the courage to play out from the back against a team that presses a lot,” Mourinho said after the match.

Flick's Self‑Criticism After the Match

Hansi Flick was self‑critical. “Of course I’m not satisfied. You could see that we lack freshness,” the Barca coach explained. The quote highlighted the discrepancy between the expectations and the performance shown.

The encounter has revived LaLiga and demonstrates that Mourinho, with his collective style of play, finally makes the star‑laden team function as a unit.

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