Zidane admits he is "angry" over Real Madrid's performance

After Madrid ended 2017 with a below-par performance, manager Zinedine Zidane must have hoped for a better performance in the year 2018. Unfortunately, Real Madrid was only able to pick a point against a much more energized Celta Vigo on Sunday. Zidane has finally expressed his displeasure and "anger".

He said: " We were talking among ourselves," "We are all a bit angry with the result, normal. With the first half we played, we must be angry with the second, me first of all.

"But it has happened today, again, and we cannot be happy with the result. The first half was very good, but we did not play the 90 minutes well."

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