Spanish media show no mercy as Real Madrid in crisis

Real Madrid are a team in crisis and free fall following their Champions League “nightmare” against Tottenham, according to the Spanish press.

Spanish media show no mercy as Real Madrid in crisis
Fri, 03 Nov, 2017 - 00:00
James Whelan

Madrid suffered their first group-stage defeat since 2012 when they were humbled 3-1 by rampant Spurs at Wembley on Wednesday night.

The result saw Tottenham qualify for the last 16 and put themselves in pole position to finish top of Group H ahead of the defending champions.

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