Real Madrid v Levante: Los Blancos aim to bounce back after Schalke scare

The current Champions League holders progressed despite the major scare but will be keen to get back to winning ways after a poor run of form that has seen them drop to second in La Liga behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
With a trip to the Camp Nou to follow, under-pressure manager Carlo Ancelotti knows that nothing less than a win will do in what, on paper, appears a home banker.

Real Madrid’s fans at the Bernebeu were very vocal with their displeasure at the team’s performance vs Schalke

The Italian has been back by Florentino Perez, the club president, and insists that he fully intends to continue in his current role.
"He has always shown me support and affection when things have gone well and when they have gone badly too," he said.