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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24100019" data-attributes="member: 158020">Real Madrid 0 Real Sociedad 2:  Ten-man Los Blancos drop points again   <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/01/07/11/8220856-6564825-image-a-18_1546858904511.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />   Real Madrid dropped points for the second LaLiga match in succession as they  slumped to a shock 2-0 defeat at home to struggling Real Sociedad on Sunday,  seeing Lucas Vazquez sent off in the process.   Santiago Solari's men were looking to make the most of Atletico Madrid and  Sevilla drawing earlier in the day but could now end the weekend 10 points  adrift of Barcelona.Madrid were behind early on as Willian Jose converted a  third-minute penalty and the home side were unable to pull level before  half-time.   Despite Vazquez's red card for two bookings, Madrid remained well on top  after the interval and should have had a penalty when goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli  seemed to trip Vinicius Jr, but La Real escaped on that occasion and struck  again through Ruben Pardo late on to end a run of four consecutive league  defeats.Madrid found themselves with an uphill task as Willian Jose emphatically  dispatched his spot-kick following Casemiro's clumsily foul on Mikel Merino.   The hosts created several chances in response – Karim Benzema just missing  the bottom-right corner from close range in the 11th minute, shortly before  Rulli denied Vinicius from a tight angle.   Luka Modric then forced Rulli into a smart stop down to his right from  distance but they came closest just prior to the break – Vazquez's chipped  cross-cum-shot coming back off the post.   Madrid turned things up a notch after the break, only for Vazquez to collect  a second yellow card for a cynical foul on Merino.Soon afterwards, Vinicius was  unlucky to not be given a penalty when he appeared to be fouled by the sprawling  Rulli.   La Real took full advantage, hitting Madrid on the break six minutes from the  end and Pardo - a second-half introduction - nodded in Willian Jose's cross to  leave Madrid beaten.   Despite Vazquez's red card for two bookings, Madrid remained well on top  after the interval and should have had a penalty when goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli  seemed to trip Vinicius Jr, but La Real escaped on that occasion and struck  again through Ruben Pardo late on to end a run of four consecutive league  defeats.Madrid found themselves with an uphill task as Willian Jose emphatically  dispatched his spot-kick following Casemiro's clumsily foul on Mikel Merino.   The hosts created several chances in response – Karim Benzema just missing  the bottom-right corner from close range in the 11th minute, shortly before  Rulli denied Vinicius from a tight angle.Luka Modric then forced Rulli into a  smart stop down to his right from distance but they came closest just prior to  the break – Vazquez's chipped cross-cum-shot coming back off the post.   Madrid turned things up a notch after the break, only for Vazquez to collect  a second yellow card for a cynical foul on Merino.Soon afterwards, Vinicius was  unlucky to not be given a penalty when he appeared to be fouled by the sprawling  Rulli.   La Real took full advantage, hitting Madrid on the break six minutes from the  end and Pardo - a second-half introduction - nodded in Willian Jose's cross to  leave Madrid beaten.</blockquote>

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