Ancelotti’s Pursuit of Glory: Real Madrid Advances to Spanish Super Cup Final

Record in Sight: Ancelotti’s 11th Title Beckons

Carlo Ancelotti, the maestro at the helm of Real Madrid, inches closer to etching his name in the club’s history books. With the recent 5-3 victory against Atletico Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup semi-final, Ancelotti managed his 263rd official match with Los Blancos. The Italian tactician, already boasting 10 titles, can equal the legendary Zinedine Zidane’s record by securing his 11th trophy in the final on January 15 against the winner of FC Barcelona vs Osasuna.

Quest for Supremacy: Ancelotti’s Opportunity to Shine

Miguel Munoz holds the crown as Real Madrid’s most decorated manager with 14 titles in 605 official matches. Zidane follows closely with 11 accolades in 263 matches. Ancelotti, extending his contract till 2026, stands at the threshold of equaling or surpassing these illustrious names in Madrid’s managerial history.

Historic Comeback: Ancelotti Praises Real Madrid’s DNA

In a historic comeback, Real Madrid showcased resilience by overturning a 2-3 deficit to a triumphant 5-3 win. Ancelotti, in a post-match presser, lauded the team’s DNA, emphasizing their refusal to surrender. He expressed satisfaction with the hard-fought victory, acknowledging the match’s difficulty and highlighting the team’s energy management that ultimately secured the win.

Thrilling Encounter: A Rollercoaster of Goals

Despite a shaky start with an early goal conceded, Real Madrid rebounded swiftly with Antonio Rudiger’s goal in the 20th minute. Ferland Mendy’s exquisite finish in the 29th minute gave Los Blancos the lead, only to be equalized by Antoine Griezmann’s brilliant strike in the 37th minute. The second half witnessed a struggle for goals, and a crucial mistake by Kepa Arrizabalaga in the 78th minute momentarily put Real Madrid behind. However, a late goal by Dani Carvajal and an extra-time surge, including Joselu’s and Brahim Diaz’s goals, sealed a memorable victory.

In the quest for the Spanish Super Cup, Real Madrid’s enthralling journey adds another chapter to Ancelotti’s illustrious managerial career. As they brace for the final showdown, the maestro eyes his 11th title, ready to leave an indelible mark on the club’s storied history.

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