Beware of asking yourself what else can happen to Real Madrid. Because what is coming now, the most immediate, is to visit the Camp Nou and try to compete against a Barça that wants to celebrate the title in front of its fans. And the state of decomposition of Arbeloa's team is such that a defeat, a humiliating defeat, is one of the options. Especially considering that at least one undisputed midfielder, Fede Valverde, will not be there due to a medical absence after having fought with Tchouaméni, having slipped, having hit a table, and even having lost consciousness. If the Frenchman also does not play due to a technical decision, as a punishment – which, on the other hand, would be logical –, Madrid will start at a disadvantage from the outset.

After the fight between Tchouaméni and Valverde which ended with the Uruguayan footballer in the hospital, some players approached Álvaro Arbeloa to recommend that he cancel Friday's training session at Valdebebas. But the Real Madrid coach, still surprised by what had just happened in the locker room, decided to stick to the planned schedule.