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Bayern Cruises, Barcelona Thrives, Real Madrid Stumbles
The European football weekend delivered contrasting fortunes for three of the continent's biggest clubs. While Bayern Munich and FC Barcelona continued their dominant campaigns, Real Madrid's struggles deepened with a painful home defeat.
Bayern Munich: The Unstoppable Machine
Vincent Kompany's Bayern Munich extended their remarkable unbeaten run to 13 Bundesliga matches with a commanding 5-0 demolition of VfB Stuttgart away from home. The most impressive part? Harry Kane was rested for the opening hour before coming on to casually net a hat-trick.
Bayern's only blemish this season came courtesy of Danilho Doekhi, who scored twice for Union Berlin in a 2-2 draw nearly a month ago. Despite a 3-1 Champions League setback against Arsenal two weeks ago, the Bavarians remain virtually untouchable domestically.
RB Leipzig kept pace as best they could with a 6-0 thrashing of Eintracht Frankfurt, featuring a Yan Diomande hat-trick, though they still trail by eight points. Defending champions Bayer Leverkusen, meanwhile, slipped up with a 2-0 loss at Augsburg.
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Real Madrid: Crisis Mode at the Bernabéu
The situation at Real Madrid is becoming increasingly concerning. After finally ending a run of three consecutive draws with a 3-0 win at Athletic Bilbao midweek, Carlo Ancelotti's side suffered a shocking 2-0 home defeat to Celta de Vigo.
The problems started early when Éder Militão limped off injured, adding to an already alarming defensive casualty list that includes Dean Huijsen, Dani Carvajal, David Alaba, Ferland Mendy, and Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Substitute Williot Swedberg gave Celta the lead in the second half before Fran García was sent off after receiving two yellow cards within two minutes. Late drama saw Álvaro Carreras also dismissed, leaving Real with just nine men as Swedberg sealed the victory with his second goal.
Real Madrid now sit four points behind Barcelona, with a crucial Champions League clash against Manchester City looming on Wednesday. If you want to experience the drama at the Santiago Bernabéu, grab your Real Madrid tickets now.
FC Barcelona: Torres Shines in Seville
Barcelona reinforced their position at the top of La Liga with an entertaining 5-3 victory at Real Betis. Ferran Torres was the star of the show, netting a superb hat-trick to lead the Catalans to three points.
Former Manchester United winger Antony gave Betis an early lead, but Torres responded within five minutes. Just 60 seconds later, he struck again, assisted by the impressive Roony Bardghji, who then added a goal of his own.
Torres completed his hat-trick before halftime, and Lamine Yamal converted a penalty after the break to make it 5-1. Though Betis pulled two back late through Diogo Llorente and Hernandez, Barcelona's superiority was never in doubt.
Frenkie de Jong made a welcome return from injury, coming off the bench in the 63rd minute. With Barcelona firing on all cylinders, now is the time to book your FC Barcelona tickets and watch Hansi Flick's exciting squad in action.
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