The calendar with Real Madrid's next five games after () against FC Barcelona

After the epic victory achieved in the Champions League against Manchester City that allowed them to qualify for the semi-finals, Real Madrid came to this Clásico against FC Barcelona corresponding to matchday 32 of LaLiga with the aim of hitting the table and leaving the title practically sentenced. The team led by Carlo Ancelotti beat the Blaugranas by a score of 3-2.

Ahead, the merengue team will have to face important commitments both in the league and in European competition:

After these tough games, Real Madrid will have a new duel in another complicated setting such as Anoeta. The Madridistas are going through a crucial moment of the season in these matches. Real Sociedad by then will also be at a tense point in its particular war fighting to enter Europe, so a high-tension clash is expected.

After enduring the storm in Manchester and beating City in the penalty shootout, Real Madrid are once again semi-finalists in the Champions League and will face Bayern Munich. Two greats from Europe, the two teams that have played the most semifinals in the history of this tournament, face each other for a place in the final.

After this requirement of matches, Real Madrid will host some Cádiz in the middle of the relegation war, so it will not be an easy match. Furthermore, the silver cup club has always been good at big teams, and since being promoted to first division, they have managed to get several points against Real Madrid and FC Barcelona.

A week after the trip to Germany, and with the Cádiz match in between, the whites will face the second leg of the semi-finals against Bayern at the Bernabéu. What happens in this match is unpredictable and everything will depend on the first leg, but seeing the level of the two teams and how the quarterfinal matches went, it is most likely that the tie will arrive unresolved at the Bernabéu.

To finish this demanding upcoming Real Madrid calendar, Ancelotti's men will have to visit the Los Cármenes stadium to face a Granada team that, at this point, most likely has a foot and a half in the second division of Spanish football. Even so, the white team will have to give their all to achieve an important victory in the fight for the title.