Watch: Crvena Zvezda brutally troll the 'Galacticos' Real Madrid

Real Madrid was fiercely trolled by Crvena Zvezda following their defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League. Under the management of Carlo Ancelotti, the Spanish giants are enduring a humiliating period, marked by two significant losses. Their struggles began with an overwhelming 4-0 defeat to their arch-rivals Barcelona in El Clasico at the Santiago Bernabeu. This humiliating setback was exacerbated by a 3-1 loss to AC Milan in the Champions League, leaving the squad in urgent need of solutions.

Crvena Zvezda brutally trolled Real Madrid on X

Crvena Zvezda found an opportunity to troll Real Madrid amongst fans following their recent struggles. After their own 5-2 loss to Barcelona in the Champions League, Red Star Belgrade embraced the moment with a playful comparison to Madrid's performance in El Clasico. 

They shared a humorous meme on X (formerly Twitter), highlighting that while they faced defeat, they were proud to have scored two goals, contrasting it with Madrid's scoreline. "Hi @realmadrid, we may have lost, but we scored two goals."

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Hi @realmadrid, we may have lost, but we scored two goals. 👋

🔴⚪️ #fkczpic.twitter.com/QXG3xEizAS

— FK Crvena zvezda (@crvenazvezdafk) November 7, 2024

Barçelona's offside trap 'too-good' for Real Madrid and Crvena Zvezda 

In the recent El-Clásico match against Barcelona at Santiago Bernabéu, Real Madrid faced challenges in adapting to Hansi Flick's tactical approach, which utilized a high defensive line. The team was caught offside 11 times, with Kylian Mbappé accounting for 8 of those instances resulting in a 4-0 humiliation.

Crvena Zvezda encountered similar difficulties against Barcelona, finding themselves caught in the offside trap 9 times, which consequently led to three disallowed goals. 

Looking ahead, Real Madrid has an important La Liga fixture against Osasuna on the horizon. This match presents a prime opportunity for Los Blancos to bounce back, regain their momentum, and return to winning form before the international break. With a focus on improvement and adaptability, the team can look to turn their fortunes around.