Difficult success in the Basque Country led Real to the Atlético leader – World Cup – Spain

12/21/2020 World



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The Real Madrid team achieved a difficult but important victory as the guest of Eibar with 3: 1 in the last game of the 14th round of the Spanish League. Karim Benzema found the result at 6, a Luka modric doubled in minute 13. Beautiful goal in Water well in the 28th minute he reduced the responsibilities of the hosts, but in added time of the match Lucas Vazquez shape the end result. With this success, which is the team’s fifth in a row, the former student of Zinedine Zidane managed to overtake Atlético de Madrid at the top of the standings with a trick of 29 points. However, the “Mattresses” have two less matches.

Madrid got off to a strong start and quickly took a comfortable lead, but the “Basques” managed to get back into the game after a moment of genius from the team captain. In the second half, the pace was slightly slower, but both teams made several mistakes. In the end, the “kings” sealed the victory at the end of the match, which reached the city’s leader and rival, Atlético. In the next game, Eibar visits Alavés, which remains in 14th position with 15 points, while Real host Granada.

Eibar Real Madrid

source: Sofascore.com

The champions started the game strong and with their first shot they managed to find the result. In the sixth minute Luka Modric combined with Rodrigo in the half of the ‘Basques’, after which the Brazilian kicked the ball well and put Karim Benzema in the penalty area, who controlled well and shot under the plunge of Marko Dmitrovic to dial – 0: 1.

Eibar tried to take the game to a higher position, but the Real players managed to cope with the attempts to pressure the locals without problems.

That led to the 13th minute, when Real doubled their lead. Lucas Vázquez and Benzema combined from the right, and the Basque defense did not know how to face and clear. The French forward managed to enter the penalty area and returned the ball to the edge of the penalty area, where Luka Modric shot hard and just under the crossbar for the 0: 2.

Three minutes later, the Whites were on the verge of taking the lead with a third goal. Modric centered on the right edge of the penalty area, and at the far post Benzema managed to get out of Eibar’s defense and shot his head into the opposite corner from Marko Dmitrovic, but just beyond the gate.

In the 21st minute, Anaitz Arbia shot directly from a direct free kick, but over Thibaut Courtois’ goal.

The two goals from Real did not break the hosts, who did not close, but went ahead and that paid off in the 28th minute, when captain Kike received the ball from Kevin Roriges and with a phenomenal shot from about 25 meters he launched it in the upper left corner the defenseless Courtois.

In the 36th minute Tony Kroos delivered a brilliant pass to the air for Benzema, who advanced well into the penalty area and with a great shot sent the ball into the hosts’ door for the third time. However, the coup was called off due to an ambush. The situation was also verified with the VAR system, which confirmed the decision.

A minute later, Ferlan Mendy made a strong pass launched parallel to the penalty area, but Vázquez did not reach inches to catch on Dmitrovich’s door.

Five minutes before the end of the first half, Yoshinori Muto shot Real’s goal, but inaccurately.

In the 44th minute Sergio Ramos fired a direct free kick in front of Eibar’s penalty area, but over Dmitrovic’s goal.

In added time in the first half, Vázquez came out alone before Dmitrovic, who came out to receive him, but the Real player managed to overcome him and sent the ball to the empty goal, but Pedro Bigas managed to run and clear in front of the goal.

The second part started at a much slower pace than the start of the first, but the locals tried again to threaten the door of the ‘whites’.

In the 55th minute Papa Diop received in front of the penalty area and shot, but Courtois killed.

A minute later, Sergio Ramos made a mistake with his pass in front of his penalty area and gave the ball to Takashi Inui, who entered the penalty area from the left and shot, but just beyond the gate.

Muto’s strong shot from afar in the 60th minute flew over Courtois’ gate.

In the 62nd minute Brian Hill tried to go out alone against the goalkeeper, but Ferlan Mendy managed to kill the ball in a corner.

Six minutes later, Kroos led alone against Dmitrovich Rodrigo in the penalty area, but the Brazilian’s shot was blocked by the Serbian point guard.

In the 71st minute, Kike crossed from the left wing, and on the first crossbar Muto shot his head, but over the door of Courtois.

Seconds later, Pedro León replaced Takashi Inui in the Basque team, while Federico Valverde and Marco Asensio replaced Luka Modric and Rodrigo.

In the 74th minute Asensio shot from a direct free kick from the goal of the area, but from the left crossbar of Dmitrovic.

Eight minutes before the end of regulation time, the VAR system considered a controversial situation due to a possible penalty in favor of the locals for playing with Ramos’ hand. Replays showed that the ball collided with the defender’s hand, but the judges ruled not to rule on a violation, probably because they thought it was close to the body.

In added time of the match Pedro Bigas took a long pass to the Real penalty area, advanced well, but just before the hit, the captain of the “whites” Ramos managed to split and clear the ball.

On the counterattack, however, Real reached the third goal, which decided the match. Karim Benzema took Lucas Vázquez down the right into the penalty area, who with a good shot threw the ball to Dmitrovic in the far corner for the final 1: 3.

FOOT / AIBAR – REAL MADRID 1: 3 | YOU CAN SEE THE LEAGUE CLASSIFICATION HERE!

0: 1 Karim Benzema 6 ‘

0: 2 Luka Modric 13 ‘

1: 2 Kike 28 ‘

1: 3 Lucas Vazquez 90 + 2 ‘

Starting lineups for both teams:

EYE BAR (4-4-2): 1. Marko Dmitrovic – 22. Alejandro Pozo, 5. Pedro Bigas, 23. Anaiz Arbia, 24. Kevin Rodriguez – 14. Takashi Inui, 8. Papakouli Diop, 10. Edu Exposito, 25. Brian Gil – 12. Yoshinori Muto, 17. Kike (k)

Coach: Jose Luis Mendilibar

REAL MADRID (4-3-3): 1. Thibaut Courtois – 23. Ferlan Mendy, 4. Sergio Ramos (k), 5. Rafael Varane, 2. Daniel Carvajal – 8. Tony Kroos, 14. Casemiro, 10. Luka Modric – 25. Rodrigo, 9. Karim Benzema , 17. Lucas Vázquez

Coach: Zinedine Zidane

Head judge: Jose Luis Munuera Montero, Spain

Stadium: Municipal Stadium of Ipura, Eibar, Spain

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