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LaLiga: There’s a problem – Mourinho reacts as Real Madrid beat Elche 3-2
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LaLiga: There’s a problem – Mourinho reacts as Real Madrid beat Elche 3-2

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Real Madrid manager, Jose Mourinho, has claimed his team has a problem with finishing off teams.

Mourinho was speaking after their 3-2 win over Elche in LaLiga on Tuesday night.

Carlos Espi scored a late winner as Madrid took all three points.

Matias Dituro’s own goal had given the visitors the lead, before Kylian Mbappe made it 2-0.

But goals from Abiel Osorio and Fer Nino saw Elche draw level.

“It’s obvious that there’s a problem,” Mourinho said.

“We have three, four, five chances to kill the game off, and we do not do it. Easy chances, and we do not take them. And then the game suddenly goes from easy to very hard.

“The bigger problem is that once they miss those chances, and they fail to kill off the game, they still play as if they killed off the game, and that everything is okay. It is not okay.”

LaLiga: There’s a problem – Mourinho reacts as Real Madrid beat Elche 3-2

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