REAL MADRID stars partied into the night in an empty stadium after winning a record 34th LaLiga title.
Zinedine Zidane’s heroes beat Villarreal 2-1 last night at their temporary Alfredo Di Stefano home.
Ramos led the Real Madrid celebrations after their 34th LaLiga title win
Ramos and Modric party in the dressing room following the win over Villarreal
Isco kisses the trophy after Real’s first title in three years was confirmed
And though no fans were there to witness Karim Benzema’s double making history, the players themselves made up for it with some big celebrations.
Legendary captain Sergio Ramos led by example, kissing the trophy, hugging team-mates and taking fist-pumping selfies.
The 34-year-old defender was celebrating his fifth Spanish top flight title.
Luka Modric – who had his arm round Ramos in one snap – was celebrating his second LaLiga triumph.
Vinicius Jr looked delighted to have won his first Spanish top flight title
Benzema once again proved crucial to Real’s success and he celebrates with Varane
Kroos and Valverde hold the trophy aloft after Real’s record-breaking triumph
Nacho holds the trophy that is nearly as big as him
And it proved equally as sweet for them as it did for first-time winners such as Vinicius Jr, who posed proudly with the trophy.
Gareth Bale was one of those who seemed a bit more subdued.
He was seen at the back of the squad with his arms folded as the league trophy was lifted.
And fans joked the Welshman was trying to injure his team-mates after he was caught apparently trying to kick their ankles during the celebrations.
It came after reports claimed the club are ready to rip up his contract with two years to go and see him leave on a free.
Bale did not seem to celebrate the win as much as his team-matesCredit: EPA
Zidane, who has now won a trophy every 19 games as manager of the club, said this win was sweeter than any of his Champions League victories he has led them to.
The Frenchman, whose side won all 10 of their games after the coronavirus break, said: “The Champions League is the Champions League but LaLiga makes me happier, because LaLiga is what it’s all about.
“This is a tremendous feeling because what these players have done is incredible. I am lost for words because I am too emotional.”
Fans joke Gareth Bale tried to injure his Real Madrid team-mates as he kicks ankles in bizarre title celebration video
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
