Real Madrid - the revenge was foretold

Real Madrid beat Barcelona in El Clasico.

At the Bernabeu on October 26, that victory brought more than three points - it was the response of a team that never allows anyone to insult its honor.

When pride is ignited

In elite sport , insults can be the most powerful fuel. Michael Jordan once created “imaginary enemies” to sustain his desire to win. Real Madrid don’t need to invent anyone – Lamine Yamal did it for them.

When the young Barcelona player called Madrid “a team that dives and steals”, his seemingly innocuous remark shook the Valdebebas dressing room. No one was amused. They were offended, challenged. “You want war? Then war”, was the chant that went around the team.

For Real Madrid, this is no longer just a title race. They lost four times to Barcelona last season, but the defeats hurt less than the humiliation. So they don’t just want to win – they want to teach their opponents a lesson in respect.

From the moment Lamine Yamal’s name appeared on the scoreboard, the Bernabeu exploded. Tens of thousands of whistles poured down, cold and fierce. Every time Barça’s number 10 touched the ball, the sound rang out like a reminder: “We do not forget”.

Mbappe (right) shines, while Lamine Yamal is dim.

On the pitch, Real Madrid players played as if they were carrying orders from deep within their hearts. They pressed hard, clashed fiercely, and did not give up half an inch. And when the 2-1 victory was confirmed, all the emotions that had been pent up over the last week finally exploded.

Carvajal was the first to approach Yamal, gesturing “go on” – a neat reply to his pre-match remarks. Courtois joined in, and Vinicius, with his never-say-die nature, added fuel to the fire. Tensions reached a boiling point, Pedri was shown a red card, and the police were forced to intervene.

It was not just a brawl. It was the inevitable result of a battle of honour for which Real had been mentally prepared.

When Real Madrid speaks with victory

It is worth mentioning that Real Madrid did not need to react with words. They let their actions and results do the talking. After the match, Jude Bellingham posted a photo of himself celebrating with his arms outstretched, with a short caption on Instagram: “It’s easy to say. Hala Madrid forever.”

No need to tease, no need to attack. That cold sentence was enough to end all arguments. Because in football, words pass, but goals remain. And Real Madrid, as usual, still knows how to silence their opponents with victory.

Lamine Yamal quickly became an enemy of Real Madrid.

For Lamine Yamal, at just 18 years old, to be “public enemy number one” at the Bernabeu is both an honor and a warning. In Madrid, they can forgive arrogance, but never forget when pride is offended.

El Clasico is always more than just a game. It is a battle of spirit, ego and pride. This time, Real Madrid won not just because they played better, but because they understood the meaning of honor - the thing that has set them apart for more than a century.

This story will pass, but the image of Carvajal facing Lamine, the whistles that echoed around the Bernabéu, and Bellingham's cold smile will be recalled. Because they remind people: Real Madrid do not just play football - they protect pride.

And when honor is touched, their answer is always the same: Victory.

Source: https://znews.vn/real-madrid-cuoc-tra-dua-duoc-bao-truoc-post1597806.html