The UEFA Champions League group stage final was played on Wednesday evening, 2 November. It is a Group F match between the reigning champions Real Madrid, who qualified for the round of 16, opening the Santiago Bernabeu against Celtic, who were eliminated from the bottom of the group, who in this match “White King “. He must win first to guarantee the group champion.
Carlo Ancelotti deploys three front lines, Vinicius Junior, Rodrygo and Marco Asensio, in addition to good news, Karim Benzema has recovered from his injury. As for the visiting team of Celtic manager Ange Postekoglu, the focus is on Japanese players, including Reo Hatate, Daisen Maeda and Kyouko Furuhashi.
In just 6 minutes, Real Madrid took the ball from the spot after Fede Valverde threw the ball into Moritz Jensen’s arm before Stephanie Frappard, the French referee, who immediately took the penalty to the hosts and Luka Modric, the team captain, I didn’t lose him. “White King” quickly took the lead 1-0
On 19 minutes, Real Madrid lost the second seed, leading behind Asensico, running to the far post for Vinicius Junior to hit Joe Hart before following him and picking him up for Rodrygo. He beat Matthew O’Reilly with his right arm, even though the white player protested at first, saying it was a penalty. But the referee lets play first. until receiving a signal from VAR Paulo then ran to look at the sidescreen again and confirmed that Real Madrid had won the penalty before Rodrygo took charge and brought the hosts a 2-0 lead.
Even’s team dominated the ball anyway and in the 22nd minute it should have been a third seed Rodrygo slipped smoothly into the middle to allow Vinicius to push back without anyone marking him, but the referee flew high over the crossbar like disappointing
In the 27th minute, Celtic almost had a chance to beat the egg, Aaron Moi’s ball slid for Kyoko Furuhashi to hit Thibaut Courtois’ save.
In the 33rd minute Celtic got a penalty after Ferland Mendy put Liel Abada in the penalty area, the referee missed the penalty. White and green Zebra immediately, but Josip Juranovic misses the penalty kick to save Thibaut Courtois, keeping Real Madrid ahead 2-0.
The first half is over and Real Madrid lead Celtic 2-0.
Back to play in the second half, 51 minutes, the Juventus fans shouted on the pitch. When the home team led up to 3-0 from the moment they followed Dani Carvajal, the ball slipped on the broken line for Marco Asensio who switched to left hand past Joe Hart.
61 minutes Fede Valverde brought the ball to the right before throwing in a cross in the small area for Vinicius Junior to take the ball to Real Madrid’s 4th advantage.
In the 65th minute, Celtic have a chance to focus on substitute David Turnbull who had just fallen. But pulled straight, Thibaut Courtois destroyed it.
The offensive play of the defenders continued to invade and in the 71st minute Real Madrid broke the fifth goal after Lucas Vazquez gave the ball to Fede Valverde to hit with the right, stuck in the back of the net, giving the white uniform dominance 5-0 ahead
83 & # 39; Jota calls a free kick for Celtic that goes in front of the frame before the referee, fallen in reserve, will run to compress through the wall and put the ball beautifully in the corner. “Green-white zebra”, beat the eggs, chasing them 1-5
At the end of the match, Real Madrid defeated Celtic 5-1 with a total of 13 points after finishing six group games by winning Group F, while Celtic lost just two points in the round of 16. Monday 7th November.
List of players from both teams
Real Madrid (4-3-3): Thibaut Courtois – Dani Carvajal (Lucas Vazquez, 64), Eder Militao (Jesus Vallejo, 73), David A. Lava (Nacho Fernandez, 66 ‘), Ferland Mendy – Luca Modrid (Dani Ceballos, 66), Toni Kroos, Federico V Leverde – Vinicius Junior (Karim Benzema 64), Rodrygo, Marco Asensio
Coach: Carlo Ancelotti
Celtic (4-3-3): Joe Hart – Josip Yuranovic, Karl Starfelt, Moritz Yence, Greg Taylor – Aaron Moy (David Turnbull n) .64), Reo Hatate (Oliver Abildgard 82) – Liel Abada (Jota 64), Matthew O’Reilly, Daisen Maeda (Sead Haksabanovic (64 laps) – Kyoko Furuhashi (Georges Giakumakis, 63 m.)
Trainer: Ange Postecoglu
