Zidane: Real Madrid should have been smarter with 10 men

Genuine Madrid supervisor Zinedine Zidane recognized his group had moved toward the end phases of their Clasico thrashing to Barcelona erroneously. Zinedine Zidane condemned his Real Madrid players after their emotional Clasico annihilation to Barcelona, demanding they ought to have been more astute in the end phases of their misfortune.

Ten-man Madrid lost a mind blowing match 3-2 at the Santiago Bernabeu, Lionel Messi scoring his second of the match – and 500th for the club – with the last kick of the amusement.
Zidane's men had defeat Sergio Ramos' red card for a foul on Messi by apparently rescuing a point civility of substitute James Rodriguez's header five minutes from time.

Be that as it may, despite the fact that a draw would have put them on the precarious edge of securing their first group title since 2012, Madrid were pushing for a champ when Barca picked them off in the second moment of stoppage time, the Argentina universal changing over Jordi Alba's reduction with a trademark wrap up.

"I can't be cheerful," Zidane told correspondents after his first misfortune in three Clasicos.

"We are baffled with the outcome. When you return to 2-2 with 10 men you need to think somewhat more and shield together.

"We suspected that we could snatch a third objective. From a toss in we were out of position and afterward what happened. "Playing to push up when we have 10 men is risky and there was space for us to accomplish something else."

Zidane recognized Madrid had paid the cost for neglecting to take colossal risks in either 50% of a match that saw Barca goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen make a shocking 12 spares.

The Madrid manager proceeded with: "We made a considerable measure amid the entire amusement. We had numerous goalscoring chances all through the match, yet couldn't bring the diversion under control. "When you don't execute the diversion off, this can happen, and it did. I need to take a gander at the amusement again however I wouldn't have transformed anything.

"Messi had the effect for his group. He has scored two objectives, yet it is not just Messi - we didn't control the diversion well at the times that we could have done harm to our rival.

"We can't be upbeat, it is the main Clasico for me at home and the outcome is terrible. We lose three focuses yet there is a ton of the class still to play.

"We were not going to complete LaLiga in this match, but rather obviously it would have been exceptional to win. General we didn't should lose, despite the fact that football is this way.

"Presently we need to consider the following diversion on Wednesday [away to Deportivo La Coruna]."