A Bubbling Weekend without Cristiano Ronaldo

Real Madrid had a fun time at home at the Santiago Bernabeu yesterday. And they did this without Star Ace Cristiano Ronaldo. Madrid were host to Deportivo La Coruna at home in the Bernabeu and the evening started brilliantly with Morata opening the score line with an "Cristiano-Ronaldo-like" strike.

But the evening got dull as Deportivo striker Joselu equalized and then scored again to give Deportivo the lead.

The night got a lot more interesting when Zidane brought Marcelo and Mariano that proved to be the best decision of the night. Mariano leveled the scores with a lob header and Ramos who is quickly getting the name "Captain Fantastic" scored an amazing header from a corner by Toni Kroos.

Madrid had a swell time all by themselves without Cristiano Ronaldo. I guess it's about the whole team and not one player.

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