Manolo Lama Exploded After Camavinga's Goal and Poses a Question: 'How...?'

Real Madrid went into halftime with the lead on the scoreboard thanks to a stunning goal by Eduardo Camavinga. However, the first half was also filled with controversy, with a goal disallowed for Raúl Asencio and the expulsion of Kylian Mbappé.

After the break, the match lost offensive intensity and there were hardly any chances in the areas. However, there was another expulsion: Manu Sánchez saw a straight red card after a hard tackle on Vinícius. Real Madrid played against ten again and controlled the match until the final whistle.

Camavinga Scores the Decisive Goal of the Match

A powerful shot by Eduardo Camavinga at Mendizorroza allowed Real Madrid to earn three vital points against Alavés. The white team remains four points behind Barça after matchday 31. The clash, intense from start to finish, ended with both teams down to ten players due to the expulsions of Kylian Mbappé and Manu Sánchez.

Camavinga's goal came in the 34th minute, after finding space to take the shot from outside the area. Shortly after, the match became even more tense with the straight red card to Kylian Mbappé after a hard tackle on Antonio Blanco. The Real Madrid footballer barely protested a foul that no one understood.

With this result, Carlo Ancelotti's team remains strong in the fight for the championship. Seven matchdays remain until the end, and the Clásico on May 11 in Barcelona is yet to be played. This match could mark a turning point in the battle for LaLiga for both clubs.

Manolo Lama's Reaction to Camavinga's Goal

Manolo Lama, journalist from 'Cadena COPE', was present at Mendizorroza to comment on 'Tiempo de Juego' the match. "How come Real Madrid doesn't work with Davide Ancelotti?" he commented at the moment of Eduardo Camavinga's goal.

The commentator praised Real Madrid's great play in the goal and took the opportunity to reinforce the figure of Davide Ancelotti. It is worth remembering that Carlo watched the match from the stands due to a sanction and that his son was in charge on the field.