According to a recent AS story, Real Madrid is preparing with a clear goal in mind: to emulate Barcelona’s turnaround from this point last season.
On the surface, the mood inside the club is strained, and the word “crisis” follows Madrid wherever they go, despite their two consecutive victories.
These triumphs, however, have done little to reassure fans.
However, the club’s appraisal is significantly more measured, as the numbers show a different image.
From an objective standpoint, Valdebebas believes that Real Madrid will stay competitive across all criteria.
Real Madrid’s positive outlook
Calculations within the club are based on hope rather than fear.
There is a strong understanding that the league table can alter quickly, especially as critical matches approach.
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That confidence was summed up frankly by a frequent visitor to Valdebebas, who articulated the current mentality with harsh honesty.
According to a Valdebebas regular, even if they beat Betis, they would still be four points behind cuntil Espanyol draws the day before.
This perspective is greatly influenced by events that occurred exactly one year ago.
At this point last season, Barcelona was eight points behind Real Madrid and appeared to be out of the race.
Following the break, Barcelona saw a stunning and somewhat unexplainable shift in momentum, winning La Liga and the Copa del Rey.
Alonso’s litmus test.
That recollection is influencing Madrid’s present attitude. The Spanish Super Cup is seen internally as a watershed moment.
Winning it would not only bring silverware, but also restore belief and confidence inside a group that appears to be bogged down by pressure.
The club believes that if Barcelona was able to flip the script last season, Real Madrid can do the same.
Momentum affects everything, and experience has shown Madrid that winning frequently solves deeper problems.

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