Reaction from Real Madrid dressing room after Barcelona's UCL blow - 'It's our chance to...'

Reaction from Real Madrid dressing room after Barcelona's UCL blow - 'It's our chance to...'

According to a report from Defensa Central, the mood in the Real Madrid dressing room is one of growing confidence following FC Barcelona's 4-3 defeat to Inter Milan in the Champions League semi-final.

The Merengues are reportedly well aware of the psychological damage inflicted on their eternal rivals and believe Sunday's El Clasico at Montjuïc offers a perfect opportunity to strike.

Carlo Ancelotti's men are currently trailing Barcelona in La Liga but only by four points. A win this weekend would close the gap to a single point with just three matches remaining, giving Real Madrid a strong chance to snatch the league title in the final stretch.

Message within the dressing room

According to the Madrid camp, the plan is clear: "They'll be hurt on Sunday. It's our chance to get closer and win La Liga."

What looked like a distant dream weeks ago has suddenly turned into a very real opportunity. Barcelona's crushing European elimination has left them deflated, and Madrid intend to capitalise.

Reaction from Real Madrid dressing room after Barcelona's UCL blow - 'It's our chance to...'

The emotional toll from the late goal against Inter, after such a spirited comeback, has reportedly left the Barça squad in turmoil, and Real Madrid players have taken note.

Ode to Ancelotti

This potential turning point comes as Ancelotti's time at the helm appears to be winding down. Reports suggest the Italian manager's departure will be announced very soon, with his future seemingly tied to the Brazil national team.

Ancelotti is expected to leave the Santiago Bernabeu on good terms, even agreeing to forgo the final year of his contract with Florentino Perez's approval.

Although Sunday's clash won't impact Ancelotti's fate, its implications for the title race are massive. Barcelona are wounded, both physically and emotionally, after their Champions League exit.

The Clasico could now be the defining moment of La Liga's final act, and Real Madrid see it as a once-in-a-season opportunity to turn the tables.

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