Real Madrid 1 – 0 Juventus

Trent Alexander Arnold invented the only goal of Gonzalo Garcia, with Real Madrid beat Juventus 1-0 to advance to the World Cup quarter-finals.

Real Madrid, who is still without Kylian Mbappe from the beginning, when the French striker continued to recover from gastroenteritis, he had to wait until nine minutes in the second half to break Juventus resistance at the Hard Rock Stadium.

The pressure of the Spanish side was gradually growing after a slow start in Miami Heet and was not surprising when they achieved this penetration.

Alexander-Arnold, who gave a lot of time and space on the right side of the box, chose his teammate in the middle with the center of the Boch point heading home from a distance close to Garcia, the third goal of the 21-year-old striker in the competition.

The Italian First Division A team was supposed to open early, and Randal Culpo has had to open the scoring when cleaning through the goal, but in the face of Thibau Courtois only to beat, the French Loop was out of the goal.

That warned shot woke up to Madrid, as the Xabi Alonso team dominated after that with the approach of Jude Bellingham twice, as well as a new signature from Bournemouth Dean Huijsen, before MBAPE was presented late in his first picnic this summer in the United States.

Real’s victory led to the possibility of Beingham Derby at the end of the eight if the Buri Borussia Dortmund team was able to get better than Monterrey later on Tuesday night.

Alonso: We were professionals

Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso talks to DAZN:

“We are really happy and performance as well. After the first 15 minutes, we started getting good control. We had to work. It would be difficult, we were professionals and we did well.

Gonzalo Garcia? That is what the attackers are to do. He was in the right place at the right time. He did it wonderfully again.

“Choose the next game headache in number 9? Certainly, he will have more training, and more recovery days. He will feel better, and we will check.”

Tudor: It is impossible to do anything in these circumstances

Juventus coach Igor Tudor speaks to Dazen:

“I would like to say our congratulations to the players because they are making a dangerous game in these circumstances, as it is impossible to do anything. This was not enough, but this is football.

“It was a good game from Juventus, but it was a better real, so congratulations to them. There is no improvement (from Man City), we lost again. Every game is different.”

One appears to see Cross only why did he want it

Sky SPORTS ‘Richard Morgan:

“Trint Alexander-Arnold only showed why Real Madrid was happy to play the waiting game and left the right-back contract in Liverpool ending before moving to him, as he established the winner of his new team against Juvena.

“In a tightly tested game in Miami, it took only one moment of quality of the right shoe in England to settle the knockout tie, with the real real striker Gonzalo Garcia grateful to the invitation center.

“If Alexander – Arnold continues to play an important striker in the upcoming games in Real Madrid in the competition and helps them win the club’s World Cup – and 97 million pounds in money prizes – then Madrid expenses on him will have already proven a deal.”

Courtois: I don’t think I saw a Trent’s transit player

Real Madrid goalkeeper Thebot Courtois speaks to Dazun:

“Under the supervision of Xabi, things are going well, we are very open. Everyone can say their way. We have a good open relationship with all his teammates. This paves the way for success.

“I hope (Trent) can get help as he did in Liverpool. In training, he is terrible; he was amazing.

What after Real Madrid/Juventus?

real madrid He will play Borussia Dortmund or Monterrey At Metlife Stadium in New Jersey on Saturday, it started at 9 pm.

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