News about Largie Ramazani

During Real Madrid's 3-2 victory over Almeria on Sunday afternoon, Jude Bellingham expressed his displeasure with the referee's in LaLiga in an x-rated tirade. Following the hosts at Santiago Bernabeu's 2-0 loss, the England star unleashed his team on a member of Jose Hernandez Maeso's crew during the half-time break. The minnows escaped past Los Blancos to clinch their opener just one minute after kick-off, and then doubled their lead two minutes before the break after Edgar Gonzalez defeated loanee goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga at the near post.

Real Madrid was saved by a Dani Carvajal strike in the ninth minute of stoppage time on Sunday, giving them a 3-2 victory over bottom side Almeria on Sunday in a tense LaLiga match marred by the VAR debate. Lowly Almeria, who remained winless in 21 LaLiga games this season, took the lead with goals from Largie Ramazani and Edgar Gonzalez in the first half. Real Madrid eliminated the deficit in the 56th minute thanks to a Jude Bellingham penalty for handball after a long VAR check.

Real Madrid won by 3-1 over Espanyol, bringing their undefeated season to a conclusion, while Real Betis continued their undefeated start to the season by defeating Osasuna. Barcelona defeated Valladolid 4-0, with Robert Lewandowski netting twice, but Celta Vigo, Real Sociedad, Mallorca, and Almeria were among Celta Vigo's other accolades. Pete Jenson, Sportmail's man from Spain, rounds up what we learned from the most recent set of Spanish fixtures.

PETE JENSON IN SPAIN: This weekend, the new season in Spain began, with Real Madrid staging a comeback as if it was still the 2021-22 campaign. Despite £126 million (€150 million) invested in the summer and Unai Emery's Villarreal impressed by winning 3-0 away, Barcelona fell flat against Rayo Vallecano. Gennaro Gattuso won in Valencia, and Take Kubo scored on his debut for Real Sociedad. Sportsmail examines ten things we learned from La Liga's first weekend.

REAL MADRID – A 1-2 OVERCOME: When the promoted team got off to a dream start in the sixth minute, when Largie Ramazani sent them into ecstasy, slotting through Thibaut Courtois to give his side a surprising advantage. Madrid ruled possession, and though they were late at the break, Lucas Vazquez squared things up right after the hour mark with a good finish. David Alaba was the one who won the game.