Real Madrid travelled to Mallorca as clear favourites — 45% win probability, odds of 3.40 against — and left with nothing. Dani Rodríguez Morlanes broke the deadlock on 41 minutes, and from there Mallorca simply refused to buckle. Carlo Ancelotti threw everything at the wall. Five substitutions, reshuffled shapes, increasing desperation with every passing minute. None of it worked until the 88th, when Éder Militão headed home a consolation that changed absolutely nothing. 2-1 Mallorca. Full time. The uncomfortable truth? Madrid's heads are already in Munich. The Champions League quarter-final against Bayern looms in three days, and the La Liga campaign is being sacrificed on the altar of European glory. You can't chase two trophies if you only care about one.