Ancelotti Makes a Shocking Decision Involving Tchouameni

Real Madrid wins this match well by 3 goals to 0 and Ancelotti has brought in Jacobo Ramón,  a youth player.

But the strange thing was the substituted player: Raúl Asencio, and why is it strange? Very easy. Because the most natural thing would have been for Tchouaméni since the Frenchman could miss the Clásico against Barça if he gets a yellow card.

The Italian coach's decision has been so strange that, for many, they could even consider it negligence to leave the Frenchman on the field. In the end, this decision, for some, has already cost the coach with the goal that Celta scores in the match. A situation which is becoming quite dangerous, with still several minutes ahead.

An Incomprehensible Decision

From the point of view of many, the change of Jacobo would be immediately for the Frenchman Aurélien Tchouaméni. This with the intention of avoiding a yellow card, especially in a quite complicated scenario like these last minutes of play.

Although the Frenchman doesn't feel comfortable in this position, leaving him alone with Jacobo, who is quite off, is a serious mistake. Something that has already taken its toll, allowing, with clear mistakes, two goals from Celta.

This situation is getting out of hand and everything could be blamed on the decision made by the Italian on the bench. However, Real Madrid seems to maintain the lead despite having conceded two goals out of nowhere. Still, they hope this advantage won't be lost in a completely negligent way.

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