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Gareth Bale treats himself to a BBQ in the Spanish sun


Real Madrid ace Gareth Bale treated himself to a Sunday evening BBQ after his earlier exploits had helped Los Blancos on their way to a sensational victory.
The Welsh wizard was in fine form for his country during the international break, scoring twice and assisting another in an impressive win victory in Israel.
And the former Tottenham Hotspur certainly kept that impressive run going as he opened the scoring in Real Madrid’s impressive 9-1 victory against Granada.
The 25-year-old took to Twitter after the victory to show off his sunny Sunday supper following the win.
Bale Tweeted: ‘Unbelievable result this afternoon, great team performance. Now for a BBQ.’
His goal in the 25th minute may have got the ball rolling at the Bernabeu Stadium, but it was Ronaldo who carried on its momentum.

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