#5 Real Madrid still created chances
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The scoreline, possibly, flattered Barcelona. But it was not as if Real Madrid had no chances to score, nor had any chances to make a further dent in this game. Barca was clinical when it mattered, and Real Madrid folded at the critical moments.
After Marcelo got their solitary goal, they had numerous chances via Isco, Benzema, and Bale, which they could have converted readily. Had they done so, the entire narrative of the game would have differed.
Football isn't about ifs and buts - or shoulds and coulds. But there are evident positives to take from the game here, despite the crushing and humiliating defeat to one's deadly rival.
However, Lopetegui may not be around much longer to correct these issues, despite the world-class talent on show here. World class talent though should always convert the chances they had, despite whatever qualities the coach has - or not.