Real Madrid's head coach Carlo Ancelotti was left frustrated that his team allowed Atletico Madrid to equalize in the dying moments of their LaLiga match, ending in a 1-1 draw. Ancelotti remarked that Real Madrid had played well and deserved a better outcome, although he was pleased that they managed to secure at least a point away from a venue where they had suffered defeats in the previous season.

After taking the lead with a goal from defender Eder Militao, the match faced a significant interruption due to objects being thrown onto the pitch by home supporters. Once the match resumed, Atletico intensified their efforts and ultimately leveled the score in the 95th minute through substitute Angel Correa, who capitalized on a swift counter-attack.

Ancelotti acknowledged the timely intervention of referee Mateo Busquets Ferrer in pausing the game, but he did not believe that the break favored Atletico's performance. He emphasized that both teams were affected equally by the stoppage, and he supported the decision made by the referee to ensure the safety and order of the game. Ancelotti reflected on the situation, expressing that it was unfortunate but necessary to maintain the flow of play for all involved.