The RAE members would do well to add a section for Real Madrid next to the verb comeback and the noun comeback. "Overcoming an adverse result or position" is read when searching for a comeback, a word that has long gone hand in hand with the history of the white team.

The recent El Clasico at Montjuïc joins the list of great events that are marked by an act of rebellion by the Real Madrid players to achieve a victory when, for much of the game, it seemed impossible for them to win.

Real Madrid started the game poorly once again, which is not unusual this year. They were already behind on the scoreboard after just six minutes in a play that highlights defensive imbalances and inappropriate mistakes by elite players.

Ancelotti's team has conceded eight goals in 11 league games, with half of those goals coming before the 10-minute mark. The Italian coach has recognized this issue for a while, but it is still too often repeated in their games.

However, of all those games with a weak start, only in the derby they were not able to react and turn the game.

In Almería, as in Barcelona, two goals from Bellingham put the whites ahead to win 1-3 in the end. Against Real Sociedad, it was Fede Valverde and Joselu who scored to go from 0-1 to 2-1 in the end.

To these four matches, after starting badly, is added the one against Napoli. At the 19th minute, Ostigaard scored, but then Real Madrid went 1-2 up and ended up winning 2-3.

Last week, Sevilla also took the lead in a match that ended in a draw thanks to Carvajal's header.

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