Real Madrid already have their next match against UD Almería in their sights this Saturday.
Gone will be the bad image left in the weekday, when they conceded the heaviest defeat of the season (4-2) against Girona.
For the duel against UD Almería, Carlo Ancelotti is counting on the return of Benzema, who worked normally in the last training sessions of the week.
Midfielder Dani Ceballos, who missed the last game due to suspension, also trained with the group.
On the other hand, Real Madrid have always easily defeated Almería in LaLiga at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium in their six league visits that they made to the white arena and with a disadvantage of never less than two goals.
25 goals in six games, an average of 4.1 per game, have been conceded by Almería at the Santiago Bernabéu since their first visit in September 2007.
Eight years later, the team from Almería will return to the Bernabéu, where their less conclusive defeat was in their debut, a 3-1, and they even lost by a resounding 8-1 in 2011.
Of the players who remain in the Real Madrid squad, only the Frenchman Karim Benzema has scored against Almería at the Bernabéu, 4-2 in December 2009 plus a brace in May 2011 in the 8-1 loss.
Of those who had minutes in the last duel at the Madrid stadium, only Nacho Fernández and the German Toni Kroos can repeat.
The total balance of confrontations is shaped by thirteen duels, with ten wins for Real Madrid to just one for Almería, the one they achieved in their stadium, in February 2008, 2-0 with goals from Juanito and Negredo from a penalty.
The match will take place this Saturday, April 29 at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium starting at 6:30 p.m.
It can be seen on television through the DAZN channel and also through all operators with the Movistar package.
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