Ispi Revives "Kill or Be Killed" at Real Madrid
Real Madrid forward Carlos Espi, who joined from Levante, brought back the team's lethal scoring spirit by netting the winning goal in stoppage time to lead the team to a 3-2 victory over Elche after trailing 2-0. Madrid scored two early goals in the first half, but Eltchi responded with two goals in the second half, until Espi intervened to give the team the three points in the first minute of added time. This goal is Espi's second in six league matches after coming on as a substitute, continuing the team's trend of scoring decisive goals in the final moments, which boosts their ambitions ahead of the upcoming match against Atlético Madrid. Despite the win, Madrid's coach José Mourinho expressed concern over losing control of the game in the second half, noting that the team needs to improve its command of performance during matches. The team remains tied with Barcelona at the top with 15 points, while Elche remains without victories at the bottom of the table.
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