Real Madrid secured their first victory in the Champions League group stage with a 2-1 win over Inter on Tuesday. However, Madrid fans were far from satisfied with the team's performance. Although goals from Mbappé and Valverde gave Real Madrid a 2-0 lead within 25 minutes, they ultimately endured a tense match. In fact, had it not been for Courtois's outstanding goalkeeping and Inter's inability to capitalize on their chances, the visiting team could have claimed victory.

This is why the Bernabéu fans ended up booing their own team—undoubtedly one of the most striking moments of the match. This was discussed on Cadena SER's program "El Larguero," where guest Peja Mijatović analyzed why Bernabéu fans booed their players: "I was surprised at that moment because we were leading. But I think this situation has been building for two seasons because Real Madrid fans haven't won La Liga or the Champions League in two years, so everyone is watching matches with some frustration."

According to him, after all the changes over the past two years, Bernabéu is now in turmoil, and fans are worried that history will repeat itself. This concern has intensified after witnessing the strength shown by teams like Barcelona. Barcelona is in peak form, unstoppable, and once again challenging for titles across all competitions this season: "Fans are almost at the point of booing because they are very dissatisfied. Even though the team won yesterday, their performance hasn't fully proven their ability to win La Liga. Especially considering Barcelona's current form, I think all of this is affecting how fans perceive the team."

Moreover, Cadena SER believes the attitude of certain players must also be mentioned. Especially players like Vinicius and Mbappé, who have been inactive defensively and have put the team in difficult situations more than once: "The behavior of certain players has also angered the fans. But I think this is part of football. I believe the players, even if someone might criticize them at some point, must continue working hard and moving toward their goals. I think Mourinho knows this very well, don't you? For him, winning is clearly very important."

Especially after Real Madrid failed to win any major trophy for two consecutive years: "In the end, this is football. After two years of almost nothing, I think people want more than just a victory. They want to see more attacking play, and they also want to see more ball possession."

Therefore, the fans' anger does not stem solely from the result against Inter on Tuesday, but from deeper reasons. It is a warning: this is not the Real Madrid they want to see on the pitch, and to make an impact in the Champions League, they need to perform far better than before.

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