Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti has responded to recent criticism from Barcelona after their controversial win against Almeria last weekend. Ancelotti took aim at Barcelona and president Joan Laporta, who branded Real's victory "a disgrace" due to the VAR decisions. In response, Ancelotti said he did not like to enter into this type of controversy but acknowledged that there have been problems in Spanish football over the last 20 years. He emphasized that the league is not adulterated and that investigations are being carried out by the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office and the Guardia Civil. Ancelotti also expressed his confidence in his team's ability to bounce back after being questioned this week. Real Madrid will face Las Palmas in their upcoming La Liga match, and Ancelotti expects a challenging game against a formidable opponent. He mentioned that players like Brahim Diaz and Joselu may be considered as replacements for the suspended Jude Bellingham. Ancelotti also provided updates on injured players, stating that both Eder Militao and Thibaut Courtois have a chance of playing matches this season.