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Real Madrid's rout of Galatasaray shocked nobody in Kingdom of Spain and Malaga get grudging praise in Deutschland

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Wednesday night's trouncing in capital of Spain meant there was no David and Goliath story for the Turkish media to report on and Thursday morning belied a way of mourning. nevertheless they are doing build each effort to make a case for the defeat.

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Posta dissects its report into snippets, the primary of that focuses on the Galatasaray coach Fatih Terim, WHO concedes that whereas a goal may have modified the tie, the ultimate result suggests that it'll be arduous to match the Spanish team in Stamboul.

The second article picks abreast of Terim's critical rebuke of the referee, leading with the headline 'The call is mad'.

Sabah is fast to leap on the bandwagon of finger-wagging and discretional blame, specializing in Terim disapproval the referee Associate in Nursing amateur in respect to Lappic Khedira's handling of the ball within the space.

It appears that José Mourinho might have a battle on his hands for the social control spotlight next week, as El Pais conjointly offers the Galatasaray manager centre-stage.

Parading the headline 'The capital of Spain Stroll', Jose Samano cuttingly mocks Terim's words that "any six-year-old is aware of a way to play Madrid", however will pay lip-service to 1 of Mourinho's former players, Didier Drogba, "a warrior WHO refused to surrender."

ABC is simply as contented , competitory that capital of Spain vie with Associate in Nursing air of grace, as if "playing within the yard and not a quarter-final of the Champions League".

Much stress is placed on Madrid's offensive capabilities, because the Spanish newspaper contends that an opportunity resulted from each Los Blancos attack. The article sidesteps that of its counterparts at El Pais, though, because it treats the total Turkish aspect with disdain.

ABC doesn't offer Drogba any credit, rather it asserts that he sometimes declared himself, and snubs the only too typically isolated Wesley Sneijder. El Mundo agrees, dismissing the Gala defence as "a wreck from begin to finish".

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