Bellingham, who inspired Real Madrid to victory over Osasuna by making it 2-0 and providing an assist, spoke to Realmadrid TV: “I think it was our most complete performance. We pressed high up, controlled the possession and created chances to score. It all started with the way we began the game. We started strong and kept it up for the whole game. All the players excelled today.”

“I played as I always do, but this time I scored a goal. There was a lot of talk because last season I scored a lot of goals and my role this season has changed. I do other things for other areas of the pitch, I'd do anything for the good of the team. Maybe I've been less selfish, I'd like to continue like that, my aim is to help the team in any way I can.”

Ovation from the Bernabéu
“It's indescribable. I still feel the most privileged person in the world to play for this great club. Even in the bad times I'm very grateful to be here. When they gave me a standing ovation I felt very special and proud. It makes me emotional. I do it for all these people, so that they can enjoy the game and go home happy.”

Vini Jr.
“He's a person with a lot of mental strength. These last few weeks have been difficult for everyone and I know it's been difficult for him too. I get on very well with him both on and off the pitch. I'm very proud of the way he plays, he's a leader for us and we look to him for inspiration. When he plays like that he's unstoppable.”

Injuries
“It's horrible to see these injuries, especially Militão's. He has fought so hard to come back and be here with us. It breaks your heart. We spend more time together than with our families. We're one big family and when someone gets injured in so much pain it's very hard. He'll come back, he's very strong and he's a great teammate. We're going to support him in everything and he'll come back stronger than before.”