Which is apparently a far-fetched assumption, but to assume Madrid will manage it is perfectly fine?
SPot on, even funnier because directly in my post I said, Real AND Barca WILL both drop points. But apparently I'm assuming Barca won't
Seriously, reading comprehension is the biggest problem in this forum
Real were VERY poor last night and they've been poor on and off for the last month at least. Something does seem up with Ronaldo, to be fair he's played in just about every game and usually not substituted, its not entirely surprising to see that catch up to him eventually. Messi isn't disimilar, but they do rest him every now and then and have no problem substituting him. But then without knowing how they train, Mourinho might have Real on a far harder training schedule.
He looks, tired, but maybe just not quite happy. He could just be carrying a bit of an injury who knows.
Real though, couple players were awful and should have been sent off, the stamp on the back of Toulalon(guessing spelling) leg was horrific. You can see just from the angle of the stamp that it wasn't an accident, he turned his foot sideways to come down on the back of his leg, if he was just running he'd have never done that. Then you take Toulalon having an excellent game and being Real's biggest problem, then a player essentially trying to take him out.
Diarra got a stupid yellow, really can't see why he did that, he does cynical fouls like one in the Barca game but that was against a better team and when half the team were caught out on a Barca break, here, it was nothing. Rest of the game he was excellent and set up what should have been a Ronaldo goal, who shouldn't have given the keeper a chance to save it.
Xabi, should have picked up a yellow even earlier than Diarra for a less cynical, but nastier challenge, generally was cack. They just look out of idea's in the final third, and not just because Ozil/Di Maria weren't playing as they've looked the same for a month.
Kaka, lol, just useless.