Real Madrid had to "struggle" to win the Super Cup, according to Ancelotti.
After Real Madrid defeated Atalanta in the Super Cup, Carlo Ancelotti won his 14th championship as head coach, although he acknowledged that it was not an easy feat in Warsaw. After Real Madrid defeated Atalanta in their record-breaking sixth UEFA Super Cup, Carlo Ancelotti revealed his team "were suffering." Ancelotti observed as his team had a difficult first half, managing just three shots with an expected goals (xG) total of 0.38. After the break, Madrid's finest chance came from Rodrygo, who struck the crossbar with a shot, but Federico Valverde and Kylian Mbappe scored goals to seal the victory with a much-improved performance. Although he matched Miguel Munoz as the Madrid coach with the most titles (14), Ancelotti was happy with the outcome and appreciated the challenge of the match. "To spend these evenings here is a privilege and an honour," Ancelotti remarked. "We were battling, suffering, and triumphing together. We had several difficulties in