US EditionEndrick scores in extra time to help Madrid top Celta in Copa. Titleholder Athletic loses to Osasuna
- Real Madrid advanced to the quarterfinals of the Copa del Rey after defeating Celta Vigo 5-2 in extra time, with two goals from Endrick and one from Federico Valverde.
- Kylian Mbappé and Vinícius Júnior each scored for Madrid, but Celta equalized with goals from Jonathan Bamba and Marcos Alonso.
- Athletic Bilbao, the defending champion, lost 3-2 to Osasuna after rallying from a two-goal deficit in the first half.
- Real Sociedad also advanced by defeating Rayo Vallecano 3-1, while Barcelona, Atleti Madrid, Getafe, and Leganés secured victories in their matches.
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Pipi Estrada brings us his notes of the week highlighting above the rest to Endrick. Real Madrid’s young striker saved his club from being eliminated in the Copa del Rey against Celta with a doublet in the extension. On the other side of the coin we find that the Asturian journalist suspends his countryman Luis Enrique for the management of minutes of the Mallorcan striker Marco Asensio in the ranks of Paris Saint Germain. Do not miss the most b…
Copa del Rey 2024-25: Teenager Endrick strikes twice in extra time to fire Real Madrid into quarterfinals
Brazilian teenage striker Endrick came off the bench to score two goals in extra-time and help Real Madrid rescue a hard-fought 5-2 win over Celta Vigo on Thursday that booked it a place in the Copa del Rey quarterfinals.
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Independent EspañolReal Madrid needed two Endrick goals in the extension to submit on Thursday to Celta de Vigo in the eighth finals of the Copa del Rey and avoid another debacle a few days away from losing 5-2 to Barcelona in the final of the Spanish Super Cup.
Endrick Extra-Time Brace Helps Real Madrid Past Celta Vigo In Copa Del Rey
Real Madrid threw away a two-goal lead but eventually triumphed 5-2 after extra time against Celta Vigo on Thursday to reach the Copa del Rey quarter-finals, with youngster Endrick netting twice. On the back of a humiliating 5-2 Clasico defeat of their own by Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup last weekend, Madrid seemed to be heading for a relatively serene triumph before two late Celta goals forced extra-time. Madrid players and coach Carlo An…
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