Spanish press: Real Madrid can dream of 'La Decima' after perfect week ends with Manchester United win In El Mundo Deportivo, Jesus Aguilera said United's excellent performance on the night made Madrid's achievement all the more impressive. Last night Los Blancos had to overcome many problems. The first tactical. The first revelation was that Ferguson's plan worked better than Mourinho's. The inclusion of Nani, a greyhound, instead of Rooney, a boar, quickly looked wise. Ferguson not only wanted to abort the dangers of Madrid, but sought to boost those of United. The goal of Manchester was the confirmation of the worst fears. There were 43 minutes of hell to play. However, Mourinho's team did not react with grief, but with fury. Aguilera said the Nani dismissal favoured United, but added: "The shock was so great that United acted as if missing three players rather than one." On AS.com, sports editor Celes Piedrabuna picked out five key areas that changed the game. The decisions Cüneyt Cakir. The referee was excessive in the expulsion of Nani. 2.Diego Lopez. The match of Real Madrid goalkeeper stopped every shot fantastically. Modric's input. Mourinho's big hit was the Croatian's introduction. He increased mobility and depth for Los Blancos. In fact, he was among the few who had tried to De Gea from outside the area Ferguson's selections. As United led, the Rooney decision looked wise. But the Scot took too much time to make changes in the second half - Young and Rooney entered too late. Manchester United's strikers. Madrid's top scorer with seven goals is Ronaldo. But United needed an own goal to register. Ronaldo's return to Manchester was discussed by Jaume Miserachs in ABC, with the Madrid star criticised for a lacklustre performance against his former side. When his name was announced over the PA, the stands erupted in a standing ovation that welcomed CR7 touching his heart. It was all so bucolic that Portuguese seemed infected by that environment," wrote Miserachs.