In and around Real Madrid, there have been more dramas than titles and successes over the past year. Especially recently when the eternal saga of Gareth Bale and Real Madrid again struck sparks as the Welshman lay down to sleep in the stands during the match against Alaves.
But after the Corona break, however, the King's Club has delivered results and has appeared comfortable in terms of play. And with a win over Alaves on Friday, Real Madrid took the eighth win in a row by as many as possible.
On the field, Real Madrid has, as I said, looked strong and with victories in the next two matches, The Capital Club can already after 180 minutes call themselves Spanish champions, a championship that would only be so for the last eight years.
Granada takes on Real Madrid tonight and they can therefore already tonight take the first step towards a championship that is so much needed in the Spanish capital.