Real Madrid are united now, says Ancelotti


Real Madrid's coach Carlo Ancelotti gestures during his team's friendly soccer match against Olympique Lyon in Lyon, July 24, 2013. REUTERS/Robert Pratta

MADRID (Reuters) - Carlo Ancelotti was keen to stress the dressing room divisions that characterised the end of Jose Mourinho's reign at Real Madrid were healed as he shaped up for his La Liga opener on Sunday.

The Italian makes his league debut at the helm when Real Betis visit the Bernabeu and he does so with the fans, the local media and the players all seemingly singing from the same hymn sheet.

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