Real Madrid Manager Carlo Ancelotti has been Sacked this morning in shocking scene after drawing 2:2 Vs Valencia

The England midfielder, making his comeback from injury, believed he had headed home a cross deep into stoppage time at the Mestalla, but the referee had already blown for full time. In the chaos that ensued, real players encircled the referee, and Bellingham was given a red card for protesting before the players departed the field.

In a thrilling La Liga match, the leaders overcame a 2-0 deficit thanks to two Vinícius Júnior goals. Valencia had startled Carlo Ancelotti’s team by capitalizing on two errors and scoring twice in quick succession through Hugo Duro and Roman Yaremchuk.

Real wasted the opportunity to go nine points clear at the top, and second-placed Girona will have a chance to close the gap when they face Mallorca on Sunday. Barcelona ranks third with 57 points.

Karim Adeyemi and Ian Maatsen scored in each half for Borussia Dortmund, who defeated Union Berlin 2-0 to retain fourth in the Bundesliga. Their first win in four games in all competitions moved them to 44 points, six behind third-placed VfB Stuttgart, which won 3-2 at VfL Wolfsburg. RB Leipzig is in fifth place with 43 points after defeating VfL Bochum 4-1.

It also relieved some of the strain on Dortmund’s coach, Edin Terzic, who has faced criticism for the team’s recent poor performance.

Dortmund, missing suspended forward Donyell Malen, had two good opportunities before Adeyemi scooped up the ball on the edge of the box, cut inside, and sent a ferocious drive off the crossbar to give his team a 41st-minute lead. It was the German international’s first goal of the season, after struggling with injuries and a drop in form in previous months.

Union should have equalised in the 56th minute, but Dortmund’s goalkeeper, Alexander Meyer, palmed a point-blank Kevin Volland shot wide, and the visitors sealed the win with Maatsen’s 90th-minute goal.