Real Madrid vs. Brest Line Up: Ancelotti makes more changes

Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti will make more changes to his Line Up and also change tactics as the defense holders face Brest in a must-win Champions League collision on Wednesday.

At a press conference with Prematch on Tuesday, Ancelotti complimented his sides French enemy, which has been one of the surprise packages in the new look ‘League Phase’ in Europe’s Elite Club competition.

“They are doing well they have another point than us and a chance to qualify for the top eight. It will be a good game. We want to get as high as possible in the table,” noted Ancelotti, who previously has Accepted that his men are aiming for the chance to contest an endgame that will give the qualification for the knockout scene thanks to slip ups towards the end of 2024 against Lille and AC Milan.

“It’s no coincidence that Brest has taken 13 points in this first phase because it has done better than its rivals. It’s a team that we respect a lot,” he said too.

Each fixture on the last match day in the league starts at the same time on Wednesday, but Ancelotti insisted that “we will not be aware of the others” in terms of keeping an eye on what rival pages are up to as the evening progresses .

“We will be aware of our games to reach the top of the table. We have no idea we are just focused on winning our game,” he commented further.

As for the start XI, it is Thibaut Courtois in goal as Ferland Mendy replaces Fran Garcia at the left back and Lucas Vazquez’s return at the right back pushes Raul Aencio to the bench from the role he played against Real Valladolid.

That’s because Aurelien Tchouameni moves to the center of defense to partner Antonio Rudiger.

Ancelotti marks four midfielders in a tactical switch for a straight 4-4-2, and the park center reads Luka Modric, Fede Valverde, Jude Bellingham and Brahim Diaz from left to right.

With Vinicius Jr. Out suspended, a few strikers are in fine shape in front of Rodrygo and Kylian Mbappe.