MUNICH (AP) — Real Madrid coach Álvaro Arbeloa slammed referee Slavko Vinčić’s “inexplicable” decision to send off Eduardo Camavinga toward the end of Bayern Munich’s 4-3 win in the Champions League on Wednesday.

Real Madrid are still dealing with the storm created by their Champions League exit, but the story around the defeat is beginning to shift, and not in the way many supporters expected.Much of the

Real Madrid is back on the pitch Friday in Spanish LaLiga play with a matchup against Girona at Santiago Bernabéu.

Los Blancos have not won a single game in April since Kylian Mbappé returned to the XI.

History favours Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League second-leg clash against Bayern Munich even as the Spanish giants trail 1-2.

Serge Gnabry appears to have overcome knee problems and should be ready to start for Bayern Munich in Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final return leg against Real Madrid. Forward Gnabry missed Saturday's 5-0 Bundesliga victory at St Pauli but trained with the team on Tuesday.

Spain’s best and biggest teams ended their Champions League campaigns earlier than expected.