US EditionGonzalo heads Real Madrid past Juventus and into Club World Cup quarters
- Gonzalo Garcia’s header in the 54th minute secured a narrow win for Real Madrid against Juventus in Miami Gardens on Tuesday.
- The match followed a scoreless first half and Juventus tired as their coach Igor Tudor cited heat, game tension, and a long season.
- Real Madrid dominated after Juventus missed early chances, with goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio making 10 saves before Garcia's goal.
- Garcia has scored in every tournament match, with this header assisted by Trent Alexander-Arnold, marking Garcia's third goal in four games.
- Real Madrid advanced to the quarterfinals and will face Borussia Dortmund at MetLife Stadium on Saturday for a semifinal spot.
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Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund reach Club World Cup quarterfinals
Breakout tournament star Gonzalo García scored his third goal of the Club World Cup to power Real Madrid past Juventus, 1-0, and into the quarterfinals on Tuesday afternoon in Miami Gardens, Florida. García has started all four of Real Madrid’s matches because of a gastrointestinal illness to star striker Kylian Mbappé. The 21-year-old broke a second-half tie with a header in the 54th minute, giving him a goal contribution in every match of the …
Real Madrid down Juventus 1-0 at Club World Cup; Kylian Mbappe returns
Gonzalo Garcia scored his third goal of the FIFA Club World Cup early in the second half, Kylian Mbappe made his first tournament appearance and Real Madrid reached the quarterfinals with a 1-0 victory over Juventus on Tuesday in Miami…
One time it was enough for Borussia Dortmund to enter the top eight teams of the Club World Cup. The European team beat Monterrey 2-1, which played a great second time, but did not reach it. The German team will be measured to Real Madrid, on Saturday, July 5, in New Jersey.Two teams that did not keep anything, both tried to subdue their rival, but did not find the solidity necessary to impose terms in the beginning, while the ball was walking f…
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