Real Madrid's coach Carlo Ancelotti gestures during a news conference on the eve of their Champions League soccer match against Ludogorets at the Valdebebas training grounds, outside Madrid December 8, 2014. REUTERS/Susana Vera
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Carlo Ancelotti's record-breaking Real Madrid side are sweeping aside all before them with a brand of counter-attacking football that could see the Spanish giants eclipse the achievements of Pep Guardiola's Barcelona.
Ahead of the Champions League final in May, Ancelotti's position at Real was far from secure after the side finished third in La Liga, but beating Atletico Madrid to claim their 10th European crown cemented his place in the club's history.
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