With one eye on that all important home leg of the Champions League quarter final against Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid would be hoping to get a perfect buildup by a win here. While they were all brutal and brilliant against Atletico Madrid at the Vicente Calderon, a scoreless draw has kept the return leg perfectly balanced. However, with the fixture at hand against a side, Real Madrid will certainly hope about the repetition of history on Saturday.
In their entire history, Malaga have never defeated Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernbeu in the League
While there is never a favorable time to face the European giants LOS BLANCOS, the recent results coming towards the way of Malaga side can make matters worse for them on Saturday. Against a team that has won 5 of the last 7, Malaga will be coming into this match with a dreaded record of 3 straight away defeats.
Cristiano Ronaldo might break his record for most assists in a single season for Real Madrid. He currently stands on 12 assists
With all odds tilting the match towards Real Madrid, Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelloti will be itching to extend his longest un-beaten run at Santiago Bernabeu. With no defeats in the last 13, Carlo Ancelloti is currently enjoying a harmless spell at home at a time when several of his first team players have been subjected to taunts from the home crowd.
One major boast for Real Madrid would be the return of Karim Benzema as the Frenchman, after sitting out last weekend, is expected to be a part of the starting 11. However, we might see some changes ahead of the all important Champions League quarter final for Real Madrid. With the 2nd leg delicately poised, some changes are expected in the midfield department of Real Madrid.
Here is how Real Madrid are expected to lineup against CF Malaga: –
Real Madrid lineup:
Casillas – Arbeloa – Ramos – Pepe – Marcelo – Silva – Illaramendi – Isco – Ronaldo Benzema – Bale
Real Madrid Vs Malaga CF will take place at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium on Saturday, 12th April.
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