Real Madrid reconciles with its fans by beating Levante twice in the Spanish League

Real Madrid achieved its first victory under the leadership of its new coach, Alvaro Arbeloa, by beating its guest, Levante, with two clean goals, in the 19th round of the Spanish Football League, today.
Real Madrid scored two goals in the second half, taking the lead with Kylian Mbappe’s goal in the 58th minute from a penalty kick, and Raul Asensio added the second goal in the 65th minute of the match that was held at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.
Real Madrid raised its score to 48 points in second place, temporarily reducing the gap to one point with leaders Barcelona, ​​while Levante’s score froze at 14 points in nineteenth place, and penultimate.
With this victory, the Madrid giant also overcame the setback of losing two titles last week after the loss to Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup final, which led to the dismissal of the previous coach, Xabi Alonso, as well as the shocking exit from the Spanish King’s Cup by losing to Albacete, a second-tier club, last Wednesday.
The match began with strong booing from the fans at the Santiago Bernabéu, targeting in particular Jude Bellingham, Vinicius Junior, and Federico Valverde, with clear chants demanding the departure of President Florentino Pérez, which reflected a state of public anger following the departure of coach Xabi Alonso.