Real Madrid's La Liga title race may have ended not with a whimper, but with a 90th-minute dagger in Palma. The script wrote itself cruelly. Trailing 1-0 to Morlanes' 41st-minute opener, Ancelotti burned all five substitutions — Vinicius, Bellingham, and Militao arriving at 59', Guler at 72', Diaz and Mastantuono by 76' — clearly prioritizing fresh legs for Bayern Munich in three days. When Militao headed home the 88th-minute equalizer, it looked like the gamble paid off. For exactly three minutes. Muriqi's 90+1' winner silenced any celebration. Mallorca, operating on 36% possession and an xG of just 1.22 from six shots, needed almost nothing to take everything. Arbeloa's 4-4-2 block absorbed 15 Real Madrid shots while goalkeeper heroics (5 saves) did the rest. The odds told the story before kickoff — Madrid drifted from 1.58 to 3.40 as the market smelled rotation. OddsFlow's AI predictions and Asian Handicap movement (from Home +1 to Home -0.25) confirmed sharp money shifting toward Mallorca. With Bayern looming Wednesday, has Ancelotti officially sacrificed La Liga for Champions League glory — or can Madrid chase both ghosts at once?