US EditionRondón Warns that Pachuca Knows What It Is to Face Madrid and Will Make It Less Tired
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Pachuca Striker Salomon Rondon Speaks Ahead of FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Clash Against Real Madrid, Says ‘We Won’t Be As Tired as We Were in Intercontinental Cup’ | ⚽ LatestLY
The Mexican side must win to keep alive its hopes of reaching the knockout stage after a 2-1 loss to Salzburg in their Group H opener. Madrid, meanwhile, was held to a 1-1 draw by Al-Hilal in their first game. Rondon, a key figure in Pachuca's 2024 CONCACAF Champions Cup triumph, said he is embracing his role as a mentor to his younger teammates. ⚽ Pachuca Striker Salomon Rondon Speaks Ahead of FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Clash Against Real Madrid,…
Writing sports, 21 Jun (EFE).- Venezuelan Solomon Rondón, leader of the attack of the Pachuca, warned this Saturday that his team will face Real Madrid in the World Cup in better conditions than when he lost with the merengues the Intercontinental Cup and will seek to reflect it on the court. “We already know what it is like to face Real Madrid, although this time we will not be as tired as in the final of the Intercontinental, in which it was n…
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We Won't Be As Tired As We Were In Intercontinental: Pachuca Striker Rondon Ahead Of Madrid Clash, FIFA Club World Cup: Pachuca striker Salomon Rondon said his team will be better prepared to face Real Madrid at.
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Venezuelan Solomon Rondón, leader of the Pachuca attack, warned this Saturday that his team will face Real Madrid tomorrow in the Club World Cup in better conditions than when he lost with the merengues the Intercontinental Cup and will seek to reflect it on the court. “We already know what it is like to face Real Madrid, although this time we will not be as tired as in the final of the Intercontinental, in which it was noticed that we came from…
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