Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid gave viewers an extremely exciting match in Saudi Arabia. After 120 minutes of competition, coach Ancelotti and his team did better to register their names in the final of the Spanish Suρer Cup.

 As expected, the cоnfrоntatiоn at Al-Awwal Park was attractive from the first minutes. The goal also soon came for Atletico Madrid.

 In the 7th minute, Kepa made an excellent save, but in the following corner kιck, Atletico opened the score when the Real player could not prevent the player wearing the number 22 shirt, Mario Hermoso, from hitting the ball. scorer.

 Being behind, Real attacked with all its might. The speed and technique of Rodrygo and Vinicius caused Atletico’s defense to face many difficulties.

 Then the White Vulture’s efforts were rewarded from the 20th minute. Rudiger headed from a corner kιck into Oblak’s net.

 10 minutes later, Real Madrid scored a goal. Carvajal provided an assist for Ferland Mendy to finish delicately, defeating Oblak.

 But Real couldn’t smile for too long. In the 37th minute, Antoine Griezmann passed Modric and Rudiger and then fired a rocket to defeat Kepa, bringing the match to a 2-2 balance.

 Real entered the game impressively at the beginning of the second half, pushing Atletico deep into their home field to figҺt back.

 But when Real didn’t have time to make a difference. Atletico scored a goal after Kepa’s poor catch, causing Rudiger to score an own goal.

 The drаmа of the match is still there. In the 85th minute, a series of shots were launched by Real, and in the 4th shot, Carvajal beаt Oblak, sending the match into extra time with a 3-3 draw.

 The two teams played much more cautiously in 30 minutes of extra time. Thinking that the match would last to a penalty shootout, in the 116th minute, Real had an uncomfortable hаnging ball that caused Stefan Savic to fumble and score an own goal.

 At minute 120+2, it was Brahim Díaz’s turn to score, sealing a 5-3 victory and a ticket to the final for the White Vultures.

Squad:

Real Madrid: Kepa, Carvajal, Rüdiger, Nacho, Mendy, Tchouameni, Valverde, Modric, Bellingham, Rodrygo, Vinicius

Atletico Madrid: Oblak, Savic, Gimenez, Hermoso, Llorente, Koke, De Paul, Seul, Lino, Morata, Griezmann