US EditionReal Madrid beats Pachuca 3-1 in Club World Cup while playing most of the match with 10 men
- On Sunday, Real Madrid defeated Pachuca 3-1 at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte while playing with 10 men most of the match.
- Real Madrid was reduced to 10 players early on when 21-year-old Raul Asencio was shown a red card in the seventh minute for preventing a clear goal-scoring opportunity.
- Jude Bellingham and Arda Güler scored late first-half goals, and Federico Valverde sealed the win with a volley in the 70th minute.
- Thibaut Courtois made 10 saves to stabilize Real Madrid despite Pachuca's 25-8 shot advantage, while Elias Montiel scored a late consolation goal for Pachuca.
- The victory marked Xabi Alonso’s first as manager, improved Real Madrid’s record to one win and one draw, and kept their FIFA Club World Cup hopes alive.
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Ten-Man Real Madrid Triumphs Over Pachuca; Juventus Dominates Wydad Casablanca | Sports-Games
Ten-Man Real Madrid Triumphs Over Pachuca; Juventus Dominates Wydad Casablanca Ten-man Real Madrid overcame an early setback to secure a 3-1 victory against Mexico's Pachuca, showcasing resilience and tactical acumen, according to Sky Sports.The match began with a major blow for Real Madrid when Raul Asencio received a red card just seven minutes in. Despite being down a man, Jude Bellingham opened the scoring with a composed finish, setting the…
Real Madrid breezes past Pachuca at Club World Cup despite playing most of match down a man
Jude Bellingham and Arda Güler scored first-half goals and short-handed Real Madrid bounced back from a disappointing performance in its Club World Cup opener to beat Pachuca 3-1.
Mexico City.- Real Madrid was a lot of piece for the Tuzos, even playing with a man less almost the whole game. The Merengues beat 3-1 Pachuca in the Club World Cup, despite the expulsion of Raúl Asencio just to the minute 6. The panorama looked promising for the Mexican group during the first minutes of the duel in North Carolina, because in a long stroke the Venezuelan Solomon Rondón was going to escape hand in hand against the archer Thibaut …
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