A historic injustice for Alonso as Real Madrid lose 2-3 to a Segunda División B team, exiting the Copa del Rey at the round of 16 with a value gap of 118 times.

At 4 a.m. Beijing time on January 15, in the Copa del Rey round of 16, Real Madrid took on the Segunda División B club Albacete on their turf.

In the first half, Xavi Villa headed in from a right-side corner to break the deadlock; in stoppage time, Mastantono scored on a rebound to equalize, ending the half 1-1. In the second half, Betancourt scored again to put Albacete ahead, Gonzalo García netted an equalizer, but Betancourt struck a last-minute winner to complete his brace.

In the end, Real Madrid fell 2-3 to Albacete, bowing out of the Copa del Rey at the round of 16!

Albacete vs Real Madrid: this Segunda B side deployed a 5-3-2 defensive formation against the La Liga giants, with a starting lineup valued at only 4.7 million euros; after Alonso’s departure, Aveloya became Real Madrid’s new coach, setting up a 4-3-3 with Vinicius, Gonzalo García, and Mastantono as the front three, Guiller, Sestro, and Valverde in midfield, F. García, Heison, Raúl Asensio, and David Jiménez in defense, and Lunin in goal. The starting eleven’s value reached 558 million euros, which is118.7 timesgreater than Albacete’s starting lineup. Despite this massive disparity, Real Madrid lost. No words needed—this is a historic injustice for Alonso.

Throughout the match,Real Madrid held 78% possession and had 20 shots, while Albacete managed 12 shots, with both sides registering 5 shots on target.. In such a mismatch, Real Madrid still lost. How can Vinicius have the face to blame Alonso? Mastantono—can a player like him even compete in La Liga? He barely has what it takes for Segunda B, let alone the top tier.