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Real Madrid kicked off their Champions League title defense with a solid 3-1 victory over Stuttgart on Tuesday. However, the win didn’t come easily, as it took two late goals from Antonio Rudiger and Endrick Felipe to secure the result.

Endrick’s goal, in particular, was a highlight, as the 18-year-old unleashed an impressive 25-yard shot that drew widespread praise from those connected to the club. Real Madrid’s head coach, Carlo Ancelotti, also acknowledged the youngster’s bravery, especially for choosing to shoot from distance rather than making a safer pass to a nearby teammate. Ancelotti’s admiration was evident in his post-match comments, where he lauded Endrick for his bold decision. According to *Diario AS*, Ancelotti stated, “He has balls, because it was a counterattack, and he had the courage to shoot.”

Reflecting on the overall performance, Ancelotti shared his thoughts on the challenges the team faced during the 90 minutes at the Santiago Bernabeu. While pleased with the result, he recognized that it wasn’t a smooth ride for Real Madrid. “It was good,” Ancelotti noted. “We’ve had difficult moments, but it’s normal. I don’t remember an easy match. You always have to suffer, especially at the beginning, when you don’t have your best version, and things cost a little more.”

The match presented several challenges for the reigning champions, particularly after Stuttgart equalized, which momentarily put Real Madrid under pressure. However, Ancelotti emphasized the team’s resilience in bouncing back after that setback. “The game could have been over after the equalizer,” he admitted, “but we had the strength to score again.”

Ancelotti’s comments reflect the often challenging nature of Champions League football, where even the best teams must fight through difficult moments to secure victories. The win against Stuttgart may not have been easy, but it showcased Real Madrid’s ability to persevere under pressure. With a solid start to their title defense, the team will be looking to build on this momentum as they navigate the competition in the coming weeks.