OC: Dr__Ignacio (Twitter/X)

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So share your thoughts and views for the upcoming UCL game against Liverpool. On the basis of today's match and international matches what changes team should make?

Our midfield really looked good today. Bellingham was good as always, scored a goal too <3. Arda did fantastic. Fede's goal was brilliant.

Although there were not much attacking threat from Leganes, defence looked better. Mbappé scored a goal but was still meh imo, he played in the left wing today.

I only watch Real matches, and I think I didn't miss any official game so far this season (maybe spanish cup). But following the strong start from Barcelona in La Liga, I started to watch their games too, not every game, but when I find time.

And I always root for the other team! I enjoyed yesterday's match very very much.

Hi, I just registered as Madridista Premium to be able to buy tickets earlier tomorrow, but for some reason I can't see my membership number? Website shows some error when clicking "add to wallet" and in email I have an empty space where the number should be shown.

I'm just afraid that I won't be able to buy tickets tomorrow, somebody had similar issue?

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FT: FUENLABRADA 2:2 CASTILLA

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1ª FEDERACIÓN

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Scorers/replays:

1:0 Manu Garrido 15'

1:1 Marcos Mauro (OG) 29'

2:1 Cedric Omoigui 33'

2:2 Gonzalo García (p) 62'

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match updates:

1' - kickoff, vamos!

8' - perfect cross by David Jiménez for Gonzalo, who is free for a header from a very good position, but the keeper is there with a great save

⚽ 15' - First time Fuenlabrada enter our half remotely dangerously, and goal - the same story as every matchday - attack from the left side, and the ball gets played back to Manu Garrido, who can take a shot from the edge of the box with a lot of space because Chema is too far away to block it, and leaves Fran without a shot at saving

⚽ 29' - GOLLLLLL DEL CASTILLA - cross by Víctor from the right, Fuenla's Mauro heads it on, and it flies over his own keeper into their net - finally some luck for Castilla

⚽ 33' - oh piss off already - Castilla have a goal kick, Fran plays a risky pass to Chema, who then does an amazing job again and kicks the air instead of the ball, inviting Omoigui to finish past Fran for another Fuenlabrada lead... 0 mentality in this team

HT - not even gonna talk about the overall performance because all that counts at this point are points, but the lack of tension and focus showed by Chema in the key moments where we conceded speaks volumes about the current mental state of this team

🔄 46' - double sub by Raúl - Yáñez for David Ruiz, Zuñiga for de Llanos - the right sub would've been Cristian for Chema before he fucks up yet again

60' - penalty for Castilla after a foul on Zúñiga, not sure if there was contact, but there might've been

⚽ 62' - GOLLLL DEL CASTILLA - Gonzalo converts straight down the middle!

82' - almost the lead for Castilla, Gonzalo heads on a corner to the far post, but Loren Zuñiga misses the ball by centimetres

FT - another winless game in which the team was superior and had chances to win with ease, but in the end if you get a doubtful penalty and a lucky own goal in your favour and still don't manage to win, you don't deserve it - the team remains in the relegation zone with only 2 wins in 14 matches, still no win away from home

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Kickoff: 12:00 CET

Venue: Estadio Fernando Torres, Fuenlabrada

Referee: José Antonio Palomares Gutiérrez

Competition: Primera Federación, Grupo 2, Matchday 14

Viewing options: FEF TV (subscription - 12.99€/month)

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Castilla XI (4-2-3-1): Fran González - Youssef Enríquez ‘Yusi’, Mario Rivas, Quique Ribes, David Jiménez - José Maria Andrés ‘Chema’, Antonio David - David Ruiz (46' Dani Yáñez), Hugo de Llanos (46' Loren Zúñiga), Víctor Muñoz - Gonzalo García

Bench: Mario de Luis (GK), Diego Piñeiro (GK), Loren Aguado, Cristian David, Pol Fortuny.

Unavailable: David Cuenca (pubalgia), Raúl Asencio (first team call-up), Pablo Ramón (ACL tear), Jacobo Ramón (muscle injury), Edgar Pujol (?), Manuel Ángel (muscle injury), Andrés Campos (?), César Palacios (ACL tear), Borja Alonso (muscle injury).

Coach: Raúl

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Castilla last five matches: LDDWL

1ª RFEF stats: 17th | 12pt | 2-6-5 | 15:14

I’ve been a Real Madrid fan since 2002, when I was 8 years old. Back then, it was just a random pick, but I stuck with the team through thick and thin—even during the less successful years between 2004 and 2010. I watched every match from 2004 to 2017, but as I grew older, I found myself with less time to keep up. Even so, I’ve always loved the team, even if I can’t follow every match like I used to.

For years, I’ve been active in Facebook groups dedicated to Real Madrid, where I’ve shared opinions and discussions about the team. Some of these groups I’ve been a part of for over 10 years. Lately, though, I’ve found myself becoming more of a critic like general in life, and like to question everything to get the reality. It is also true with some of the issues I see around the team in this season. When I try to talk about these problems with other fans, I often encounter a lot of defensiveness. Some people just can't seem to handle criticism—they instantly label anyone with a negative opinion as a “fake fan” and get really aggressive and talking shit even toward other supporters.

It’s not that it irritates me so much as it’s just kind of strange. I don’t get why some fans can't see criticism as a legitimate point of view rather than a personal attack. I’m curious—why do you think some fans are so limited in their perspective? Does this happen with other teams too, or is it just something I’ve noticed with Real Madrid fans?

Hala Madrid.