An Shuai: Kroos, Magic Flute and Casemiro are still the best combinations The red card is not the key to victory or defeat

Live bar November 22, 2019 In a match in this round of La Liga, Real Madrid won 4-1 away to Granada, and after the game, Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti attended a press conference, and he talked about some topics about the game.

- Asensio's starting goal

He started the game, did what I gave him, he was getting the chance and the time to play, but the most important thing was that they could be at their best when they came out.

- Changes in the starting lineup

The team is physically good, but I see militang's fatigue, and Nacho is doing a really good job, there may be changes in the next few games, and I trust players who don't play much time.

- The strengths and weaknesses of the team

What I like the most is the style of the team playing on the field, coming out of the backcourt, and my least favorite thing is that after scoring the second goal, the team slowed down and didn't do what it should be.

- Midfielder

There's nothing to say, the starting trio is of a very high standard and for me it's still the best midfield combination in the world, and their dominance amazes me because what they do is not what I ask for, it's natural. While we have Camaranga, Valverde and Blanco, all three of them have remained a top-notch combination in the past, present and nearly 10 years to come.

The three of them have been playing together for many years, and they have a tacit understanding with each other, and they will make substitutions when Kroos or Modric get rid of it, And Casemiro will plug in, and I will not give them a specific position.

- Replace Vinicius

Vinicius was replaced to avoid trouble, and the game was a bit of a gunpowder, so I don't want trouble to happen.

- Vallejo

Vallejo deserves to play, just like any other player, because he's very professional and I love watching him play.

- The opponent hits one less person

I don't know about the red card thing, I haven't seen it clearly, but I don't think that's the key to deciding the outcome of the game.

（Paul）