Real Madrid kept their title hopes alive on Sunday evening in Extremis, with a late Fede Valverde strike that found the upper corner in a emphatic way. The volley of the Uruguayan midfielder left a sonic tree in the Santiago Bernabeu and was celebrated wildly.
Even through the VIP boxes. If sometimes those are more composed in their behavior in the most expensive seats, that was not the case on Sunday evening. Jump up and down as much as someone else was tennis legend and all time Grand Slam record holder Novak Djokovic with his family in Madrid.
The expensive seats, which always counted on a strong rise of leading ministers, had no shortage of star power. Djokovic was not the only sporty headliner, with world champions pole vaulter Mondo Duplantis, six-time Olympic medal winner Rebeca Andrade and 11-way gold medal winner Simone Biles, both in gymnastics, and 11-way Surfing champion Kelly Slater were all present-radio Star line-up in the starline-up of the Starline-up of the Starline-Up of the Florentino Perez.
They may have had the chance to mix it with the leading star of Real Madrid. Injured and suspended for the Athletic Club collision, Kylian Mbappe was also watching the Bernabeu while his teammates fought hard for a 1-0 win.
The Frenchman, as happened when he went against Arsenal last week, got whistles when the cameras showed him in the Bernabeu. When his face looked glum, he was more satisfied with the last whistle and experienced the Bernabeu -Bulling of high. Mbappe hopes to return to action this week and is planned to be fit on Saturday for the Copa del Rey final against Barcelona, ​​after an ankle voltage. His presence against Getafe on Wednesday seems unlikely, although he is not confirmed.