Highlights0: 0 after 90 minutes, 0: 0 after 120 minutes. The decision had to be made on penalties: Real Madrid won the Supercopa final lottery in Saudi Arabia with 4: 1 in Jeddah. Daniel Carvajal, Rodrygo Goes, Luka Modrić and Sergio Ramos scored for the Blancos, while Thibaut Courtois even saved a penalty.
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Madness: Zinédine Zidane won his tenth title with Real Madrid and none (!) Of his nine finals as Real Coach lost.
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Luka Modric has already won his third Supercopa – in 2012 he made his debut in the decisive final for Real.
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Sergio Ramos converted the decisive penalty to 4: 1.
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Not all five shooters had to compete: the Blancos won the penalty lottery game 4: 1 and won the Supercopa!
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Valverde the one, Courtois the other hero. After a strong game (especially in the final phase), the Belgian also saved a shot on penalties – without him this final triumph would not have been possible.
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The scene of the game? Federico Valverde “had to” sacrifice himself to save his men from the (almost certain) knockout. to be saved when he fouled the free-flowing Morata in the 115th minute as the last man (outside the penalty area). Emergency brake and earned red card, thanks to which Real is still in play. A game that should end in a penalty shootout. Odd: After the game, Fede was awarded a trophy as “Man of the Match”.
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Mariano came on in the 83rd minute and was seen more often than Jovic, whom he replaced.
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Rodrygo replaced Isco in the 60th minute and was able to boost the royal attack game a bit with his carefree manner.
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Jan Oblak fended off one or the other occasion of the royal, the “Rojiblancos” can thank him.
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Luka Jovic increased after half time. His proof of work from 83 minutes: two graduations, 24 ball touches, twelve of his 17 passes arrived, a duel won.
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Atlético’s first and only (!) Conclusion on Courtois’ goal only came in the 93rd (!!) minute – a free kick (!!!) by Thomas Partey.
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Eyes shut and go for it? There is 30 minutes on top of it! As with the last four finals between Real and Atlético, there is extra time. The record of the 90 minutes: 13: 9 completions (on goal: 3: 1), 64:36 percent possession, pass rates of 88 and 76 percent. But also still 0-0 goals.
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Correa against Mendy – one of the best at Real – and Casemiro.
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Often called for: Referee José María Sánchez Martínez against the often fouling, more aggressive “Rojiblancos”.
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Isco made a good game with a lot of effort, but was Zidane’s first substitution after 60 minutes – Rodrygo Goes replaced the scorer from the semi-finals.
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Atlético remains dangerous and acts “more actively” than some expected.
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Not an easy evening so far for Sergio Ramos and Co.
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And Luka Jović’s (sobering) record from the first 45 minutes: zero finishes, only ten touches, only five of his nine passes.
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The half-time result: 6: 6 completions, 69:31 percent possession and pass rates at 90 and 75 percent. But also 0-0 goals.
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Close fight: Dani Carvajal against Thomas Partey.
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Fede Valverde struggles a bit on the right midfield side.
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Luka Modric plays again – no changes in Real’s starting line-up compared to the semi-final against Valencia (3-1).
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The royal final eleven – the same as from the semi-finals.
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“Nice” choreography in the not-sold-out stadium before the kick-off – only around 50,000 of the 62,000 seats are filled. Worthy of an endgame?
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The cup handover
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