Carlo Ancelotti unleashed his super stars on Tuesday night in Cardiff as Real Madrid won the UEFA Super Cup for Bale's homecoming which saw a crowd of 33,500 at the Cardiff City Stadium.
With a team which had Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale, James Rodriguez, Toni Kroos among others, one could not guess wrong that players Sevilla were only going to chants and sing to the dancing game of Real Madrid's enviable wealth of soccer talents.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored the opener mid-way through the first half when he was put through by home boy, Gareth Bale's precise cross.
Making his debut for Real, Columbian international James Rodriguez's electric speed connection to Ronaldo which gave the Ballon d'Or winner his 18th goal against Sevilla since joining the Spanish giant became the highlight of the night.
The commencement of the Spanish La Liga is two weeks away but the talk in Europe is that Real Madrid will not only challenge Barcelona for the title but may also put a knife on Barcelona's monopolized possessive play.
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