JACOBO RAMON IN THE LAST SECOND, THE REMONTADA IS COMPLETED

Mbappe gives hope too Real Madrid with this scoring

Mallorca gets the lead in the Bernabeu and Barcelona sees LaLiga closer and closer

Mallorca shows their lineup

Real Madrid has their XI 

Real Madrid is entering a transition phase after pretty much dropping out of the LaLiga title race following their loss in El Clásico, which left them seven points behind FC Barcelona with only nine left to play for. With Carlo Ancelotti already confirmed as the next Brazil national team coach and Xabi Alonso expected to take over, the team is now facing the final three league games, starting with a tough one against Mallorca. But things are complicated — they’re dealing with a long list of injuries, with nine players out including Vinícius, Rodrygo, and Camavinga, plus Tchouaméni is suspended after picking up his fifth yellow card. Modric is expected to start in what could be one of his last games at the club, while Bellingham or Güler will likely join him in midfield, and Mbappé will lead the front line.

Mallorca, on the other hand, heads to the Santiago Bernabéu still dreaming of European qualification, even though their form has been a bit shaky lately. After beating Valladolid, they’re hoping to take advantage of Madrid’s defensive problems. Sergi Darder has been one of their standout performers recently, chipping in with goals and assists. Coach Jagoba Arrasate might go back to a five-man defense and could line up with two up front, with Cyle Larin likely to start as the main striker. Leo Román will be in goal for this crucial match in Mallorca’s push for Europe.