Ancelotti will not be affected by the defeat from Villarreal, and the Chelsea match is another story

 Carlo Ancelotti, the coach of Real Madrid, acknowledged the defensive struggles of his team after their 3-2 loss against Villarreal on Saturday. The defeat further distances Real Madrid from the title race in the Spanish La Liga Real Madrid's defense was shaky throughout the match, as Villarreal's attacking players were able to exploit their weaknesses and score three goals. Although Real Madrid's offensive players were able to score two goals, they were unable to salvage a point from the match.

Carlo Ancelotti admitted that his team's defensive performance was not up to par, and that they need to work on improving in that area. He also praised the efforts of Villarreal, who played a great game and deserved to win The loss against Villarreal is a major setback for Real Madrid's title hopes, as they are now six points behind league leaders Atletico Madrid. With only 10 matches remaining in the season, Real Madrid will need to improve their defensive performances if they want to have any chance of catching up to Atletico Madrid.

Despite the disappointing result, Real Madrid still have a chance to win silverware this season. They are currently in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, and will face Liverpool in the upcoming fixture. Carlo Ancelotti will be hoping that his team can bounce back from their loss against Villarreal and put in a strong performance in the Champions League.

Overall, Real Madrid's defensive struggles were the main factor in their loss against Villarreal. They will need to address these issues if they want to have any chance of winning the Spanish La Liga this season Despite the poor loss, Real Madrid still has a chance to win a trophy this season. They are presently in the Champions League quarter-finals and will face Liverpool in the next match. Carlo Ancelotti will be hoping that his squad can recover from their setback to Villarreal by putting up a great performance in the Champions League.