Real Madrid: 5 things we learned from their Copa del Rey exit to Celta Vigo

By Thuya Kyaw | Jan 26, 2017

VIGO, SPAIN - JANUARY 25: Danilo of Real Madrid reacts after Daniel Wass of Celta de Vigo scores a goal during the Copa del Rey quarter-final second leg match between Real Club Celta de Vigo and Real Madrid Club de Futbol at Municipal de Balaidos stadium on January 25, 2017 in Vigo, Spain. (Photo by Octavio Passos/Getty Images) /

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Los Blancos are eliminated from Copa del Rey by Celta Vigo, ending their goal of winning the treble this season.

Real Madrid’s dream of winning the treble has been put to a stop by Celta Vigo, as the Galician club edged out a 4-3 aggregate win to send Los Blancos crashing out of Copa del Rey.

Celta defeated Madrid in the first leg of the tie in Santiago Bernabeu, and did just enough in Balaidos to hang on.

Although Cristiano Ronaldo scored a stunning free kick and Lucas Vasquez headed in a late equalizer, Danilo’s own goal and Daniel Wass’ strike have put Celta Vigo in the semi finals of the tournament.

Here are the five takeaways from the thrilling 2-2 draw in Vigo.

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