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Real Madrid Clinch Laliga Title After Girona Beat Barcelona

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Real Madrid secured the La Liga title in style, with a commanding 3-0 victory over Cádiz at the Bernabéu. The win coupled with Barcelona’s unexpected loss to Girona, solidified Madrid’s lead at the top of the table, making it an unassailable lead with just four games remaining. The Spanish giants have been dominant throughout the season, accumulating an impressive 87 points from 34 games.

Manager Carlo Ancelotti’s focused approach has been instrumental in Madrid’s success. Despite the impending title win, Ancelotti emphasized the importance of staying focused on the upcoming Champions League semifinal against Bayern Munich.

“The dressing room is very calm, we have time to celebrate,” he said. “Now our objective is to be 100% on Wednesday which could give us the big opportunity to play another final, so there’s no bigger motivation than that, an extraordinary opportunity to finish well a season which has been spectacular so far.”

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One of the standout players for Madrid this season has been England midfielder Jude Bellingham. In his debut La Liga season, Bellingham has been a goal-scoring machine, finding the back of the net 18 times. His impact, alongside Brazil international Vinícius Júnior who has contributed with 13 goals, has been crucial to Madrid’s attacking productivity.

Defensively, Madrid has been rock-solid, conceding just 22 league goals. Center-back Antonio Rüdiger has been a key figure in the team’s defensive stability, embodying their resilience at the back. The team’s early-season form, winning their first five league games before suffering their only defeat to Atlético Madrid, set the tone for their title charge.

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Bellingham’s remarkable start to the season, scoring 13 goals in his first 13 appearances, has seen him break records previously held by club legends Cristiano Ronaldo and Alfredo Di Stéfano. His partnership with Vinícius Júnior has been a potent force in Madrid’s attacking play, showing the team’s depth and quality across all areas of the pitch.