Two Real Madrid players are reported to have been involved in a training ground bust-up follwoing the 3-0 defeat to Arsenal.
With tensions in the Real Madrid camp sky high, two of their stars, Antoine Rudiger and Jude Bellingham, were said to have been involved in a training bust-up.
Los Blancos suffered a 3-0 defeat in the first leg of their Champions League clash against Arsenal. They need to pull off yet another UCL remontada to advance to the semi-finals in their bid for a 16th title in the competition.
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What happened
The club's players, fans, and surroundings have had to psyche themselves up ahead of the big game at Santiago Bernabeu tomorrow, with posts on social media and reported training ground motivational speeches.
According to the Daily Star tensions were high some days ago, with Bellingham having reacted brashly to a tackle in training from his German teammate, Rudiger.
The two were said to have had a training ground bust-up, before they were separated by teammates. The incident occurred before their LALIGA victory against Alaves on Sunday, a match in which Kylian Mbappe was sent off for a horrific tackle on Antonio Blanco, underscoring the high emotions in the camp.
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Both Rudiger and Bellingham started in the 1-0 victory against Alaves and will both be expected to be named from the start when they host Arsenal for only the second time in Champions League history.
Real Madrid have never scored against Arsenal in the competition, blanking thrice so far. They are now tasked with scoring at least three goals against the Gunners to continue in their favourite competition.