Real Madrid, with 72 points, finds itself four points behind rivals Barcelona with five matches remaining in La Liga. While mathematically possible, securing the title requires flawless execution in every remaining game. Even a minor slip could transform a promising season into a frustrating one. The upcoming match against Celta de Vigo is far from a formality. Celta, with 46 points, still harbours hopes of European qualification, making them a formidable opponent. Their recent near-victory against Barcelona underscores their capability to compete with top teams, adding pressure to Real Madrid's quest for perfection. Ancelotti has acknowledged the challenging season, highlighting the pressure and the team's need for a perfect run. While they remain in contention, the margin for error is non-existent. He's emphasized the team's commitment to fighting until the very end. Real Madrid boasts a strong historical record against Celta, with 67 goals in their last 21 encounters. However, statistics can be deceiving. While the historical dominance is encouraging, it doesn't guarantee victory. Celta's determination to secure European qualification adds another layer of complexity. Real Madrid's recent history against Celta at the Bernabéu stadium presents another challenge. They haven't won there for 21 consecutive games, adding significant weight to this fixture. But the team is motivated by the opportunity to break this historical taboo. The season remains open, with five games to go and the opportunity for Real Madrid to turn their season around. A series of victories could redefine their season, but a single loss could solidify a disappointing outcome. The pressure is immense, but the possibility of a dramatic comeback remains. This is more than just a football match; it's a battle against history, against statistics, and against the relentless pressure of expectation. The Real Madrid faithful know that history offers little comfort; this time, the battle will be won or lost on the pitch.