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Real Madrid clinched their 36th LaLiga title, making history as Jude Bellingham's cameo appearance secured a crucial win over Cadiz, while Barcelona's defeat against Girona sealed the championship for Carlo Ancelotti's side.
With just four games remaining, Real Madrid soared to 87 points atop the table, a commanding lead that left them 13 points clear of Girona in second place and 14 points ahead of third-placed Barcelona.
Xavi's Barcelona stood as the last obstacle to prevent Real Madrid from lifting the trophy, but their hopes were dashed as they suffered a defeat to Girona, their second loss in three matches.
Real Madrid can now focus on pursuing a LaLiga-Champions League double, gearing up to host Bayern Munich in the semi-final return leg after securing a crucial 2-2 draw in Germany.
Speaking to Movistar Plus+, Ancelotti expressed tempered joy, acknowledging the looming challenge against Bayern Munich while celebrating the well-deserved LaLiga title.
Despite early-season setbacks including significant injuries and departures, Ancelotti's tactical acumen shone through, adapting his team to overcome obstacles and maintain a consistent performance level throughout the campaign.
Bellingham's attacking prowess, along with the contributions of Vinicius Jr and Rodrygo, played a pivotal role in Real Madrid's goal-scoring exploits.
Meanwhile, the defensive solidity led by Antonio Rudiger ensured a formidable backline, conceding a mere 22 goals in 34 league matches.
Ancelotti's adept management steered Real Madrid through adversity, emphasizing collective effort over individual brilliance.
With this triumph, Ancelotti adds another illustrious title to his already storied managerial career, further solidifying his status as one of football's most successful coaches.