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Real Madrid 3-2 Malaga

First 45 minutes the score  at the Estadio Santiago Barnabéu was totally different. Malaga was winning from 2 goals against 0. Goals from S. Sanchez and Demichelis.

Coming back from the dressroom, Real Madrid with the ball possesions from 66% to 34%, won the game with 3 - 2. 

On the 68 minutes one goal from Khedira, followed immediatly on the 70's by the second goal from Huigain. And the victory was settled on the 78's by Benzema.

An exciting game with 6 substituitions and 8 yellow cards!

Iker Casillas: Kaka has told me he will stay at Real Madrid

The World Cup-winning goalkeeper has revealed that the Brazil international won't be leaving the Santiago Bernabeu any time soon amidst growing speculation of a departure

Real Madrid shot-stopper Iker Casillas has revealed that attacking midfielder Kaka informed him that he has no intention of leaving the Primera Division table-toppers in the winter transfer window.

The Brazil international has been struggling to secure regular first-team football under coach Jose Mourinho, and has been linked with a move away from the Santiago Bernabeu on more than one occasion, with Paris Saint-Germain leading the chase for his signature. 

However, the Blancos captain has now dismissed reports that the former AC Milan star is heading for the Madrid exit door.

"Kaka has told me that he is not leaving, he is going to stay here with us," Casillas revealed on his official Facebook page under a photo of the duo and Tomas Mejias.

Kaka joined Madrid from Milan in the summer of 2009. He has a contract with Los Blancos until June 2015. 

Source: goal.com

Arsenal and Chelsea on alert as Kaka eyes Real exit

Real Madrid star Kaka is considering his future once again in a move that will reignite interest from Arsenal and Chelsea.

The devout Christian is already back in his native Brazil to celebrate Christmas with his family and he will also discuss his future, according to Spanish magazine El Confidencial.
The midfielder has suffered a miserable time at the Bernabeu thanks to injuries and has started just six league games this season under Jose Mourinho.
Arsenal failed with an audacious loan move for the 29-year-old in the summer and Chelsea have long been admirers of the World Cup winner, who has not started a La Liga game since October.
The Premier League sides could face stiff opposition from PSG, who have the playmaker's former AC Milan manager Leonardo as their director of football, and are keen to recruit more high-profile names.

Source: bleacher report