MADRID (AP) — It was like old times at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium. Zinedine Zidane was back on the bench, and Real Madrid was winning again. The demanding Madrid crowd could finally rejoice on Saturday as Zidane brought the old guard back and began his second stint as coach with a 2-0 win against relegation-threatened Celta Vigo in the Spanish league. Francisco “Isco” Alarcon, who had been sidelined by former coach Santiago Solari, and Gareth Bale, a reserve before Zidane’s return, scored to help Madrid end its four-game losing streak at home and recover some pride. Marco Asensio, another player who had few chances under Solari, set up Isco’s goal while goalkeeper Keylor Navas, back in the starting lineup, made key saves for Madrid. Zidane’s revamped starting lineup also included Marcelo, another player who had succeeded under the French coach but did not play often with Solari. “Nobody can erase what these players have done for this club in the past,” Zidane said. “I’ll count on the entire squad, but we know how good Keylor is. I don’t even have to talk about Marcelo, and it’s the same when it comes to Isco. They are all very good players. They…