Photo Gallery – Real Madrid’s best captured flashes of the match against Villarreal
Real Madrid’s offered for a record seventeenth back to back La Liga triumph missed the mark as Villarreal held them to a 1-1 draw at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale were back in Zinedine Zidane’s XI in the match against Villarreal for their tilt at history yet had little delight amid an opening a significant portion of that finished with Bruno Soriano putting the guests ahead from the penalty spot.
Sergio Ramos was punishable for his team falling behind yet immediately made up by heading home from James Rodriguez’s 48th-minute corner.
Karim Benzema, Bale, and Ronaldo all went near inking Madrid’s most recent section into the history books, yet their 16-match run, which started after February’s derby thrashing to Atletico Madrid, puts them level with the imprint set by Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona amid the 2010-11 season.
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Zidane’s men stay top of LaLiga regardless of losing their 100 for every penny record this term. Mateo Kovacic came back to the Madrid XI nearby their genius advances as a consequence of the calf damage Casemiro endured against Espanyol, and a significant part of the early activity was moved in the midfield territory as Villarreal avoided their celebrated adversaries as much as possible.
Fran Escriba’s side was playing with the certainty of a team on a three-match winning run and Kiko Casilla was compelled to push a drive from ex-Madrid midfielder Denis Cheryshev behind before Nicola Sansone cut a detailed volley from the subsequent corner.
Cristiano Ronaldo was to a great extent kept from the administration and was punished for a foul while getting on the end of a Marcelo focus before terminating an aspiring long-go exertion off target.
Sergio Ramos drove from the front from the restart, seeing an effort blocked when Asenjo mishandled a corner before selecting the base corner from a resulting set-piece.
Photo Gallery – Real Madrid’s best captured flashes of the match against Villarreal
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