<p> Real Madrid lost 2-1 at home to Celta Vigo in their Spanish King's Cup quarterfinal first leg on Wednesday to slump to their second defeat in a row following a record winning streak.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Spain striker Iago Aspas, the top-scoring Spaniard in La Liga, gave the visitors a shock lead in the 64th minute by pouncing on a misjudged back-heeled clearance from Marcelo and showing composure to fire past a sea of defenders.<br /><br />Brazilian full-back Marcelo made amends with a volley into the Celta net five minutes later but La Liga leaders Real were caught out again almost instantly on the counter-attack.<br /><br />The lively Aspas robbed Lucas Vazquez around the halfway line and rolled the ball to full back Jonny Castro, who drilled a shot past Kiko Casilla to notch a second away goal for the Galicians and put Celta on the path to their first ever away Cup victory over Real.<br /><br />Substitute Karim Benzema blazed over the bar from inside the area in the closing stages, failing to avoid a second straight defeat for Real who surrendered a Spanish record 40-game unbeaten run in all competitions with a 2-1 loss at Sevilla on Sunday.<br /><br />“I dont know what happened but once again we didn’t concentrate enough and didn’t get into the game. It’s a bad moment but we have to get over it. We have a second leg to turn it around but today was a bad game,” Zidane said. <br /><br />Celta host Real next Wednesday in the second leg of the quarterfinal tie.<br />Real have never overturned a 2-1 home defeat in any competition in a two-legged tie.<br /><br />Alaves took a huge step towards the last four by winning 2-0 at second division Alcorcon thanks to two goals in stoppage-time by forward Ibai Gomez.<br /><br /></p>
<p> Real Madrid lost 2-1 at home to Celta Vigo in their Spanish King's Cup quarterfinal first leg on Wednesday to slump to their second defeat in a row following a record winning streak.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Spain striker Iago Aspas, the top-scoring Spaniard in La Liga, gave the visitors a shock lead in the 64th minute by pouncing on a misjudged back-heeled clearance from Marcelo and showing composure to fire past a sea of defenders.<br /><br />Brazilian full-back Marcelo made amends with a volley into the Celta net five minutes later but La Liga leaders Real were caught out again almost instantly on the counter-attack.<br /><br />The lively Aspas robbed Lucas Vazquez around the halfway line and rolled the ball to full back Jonny Castro, who drilled a shot past Kiko Casilla to notch a second away goal for the Galicians and put Celta on the path to their first ever away Cup victory over Real.<br /><br />Substitute Karim Benzema blazed over the bar from inside the area in the closing stages, failing to avoid a second straight defeat for Real who surrendered a Spanish record 40-game unbeaten run in all competitions with a 2-1 loss at Sevilla on Sunday.<br /><br />“I dont know what happened but once again we didn’t concentrate enough and didn’t get into the game. It’s a bad moment but we have to get over it. We have a second leg to turn it around but today was a bad game,” Zidane said. <br /><br />Celta host Real next Wednesday in the second leg of the quarterfinal tie.<br />Real have never overturned a 2-1 home defeat in any competition in a two-legged tie.<br /><br />Alaves took a huge step towards the last four by winning 2-0 at second division Alcorcon thanks to two goals in stoppage-time by forward Ibai Gomez.<br /><br /></p>