MADRID, Sept 17 (Oops News Agency) - In an exciting turn of events that sent shockwaves across the universe yesterday, Real Madrid, in rare form, managed to pull off a 2-1 win against Real Sociedad. This fascinating turnaround saw the local behemoth recapturing the LaLiga throne, once written off as a football fantasy, and solidifying their comeback with a performance more akin to Swan Lake than a championship match. Madrid coach, the ever-suave Carlo Ancelotti, kept a poker face throughout, unfazed by the bloody struggle unfolding. His team held firm against the relentless onslaught of Sociedad, who lost the lead quicker than a two-year-old loses interest in a toy. The breakthrough moment came after a measly five minutes into the game when Real Sociedad triumphantly took the lead, teasing a shock defeat for Madrid. The former Madridista, our dear old Take Kubo, relying on residual love from his previous team, managed a beautiful setup for Ander Barrenetxea. For a brief second, he looked like a bull seeing a matador open a Facebook account; a sudden moment of uncertainty overcame him. But then he struck. The silence in the stadium was palpable, broken only by the gasps of Madrid's most die-hard fans, who had apparently developed an asthmatic condition overnight. Yet, the unexpected early score worked as a rude awakening. Rising to the occasion, the Madrid players seemed to remember they were actually playing a football game and not filming an episode of 'Dancing with the Stars.' Such underdog fights are the lifeblood of LaLiga and yesterday, Madrid displayed the true spirit of a seasoned winner who had momentarily strayed from the path. The comeback was real, engineered by our favourite gladiators, who had started behaving more like carefree skips on Easter Sunday than LaLiga champions. Barcelona, who had been gleefully perched atop the LaLiga perch, tumbled down after Madrid's victory. Their thumping 5-0 win over Betis on Saturday seemed like a distant memory as they grappled with this most unexpected change in fortunes. But worry not, dear Barça fans, as they say in the world of football, the ball is round and can bounce any which way. The throne has merely been borrowed- we suspect it will be in the cycle of custody battles in the near future. In the meantime, Madrid celebrates. They now can claim a perfect league run with 15 shiny points under their belt, two above Barcelona. Real Sociedad, though dejected, left the pitch with heads held high. Surely, we have not heard the last from them because, after all, there is always another 'GOAL' to be scored. Isn't that the beauty of the beautiful game?