Real Madrid Rebounds in Lost Time, Beats Valencia with 10 Players
“Royal” tops the Spanish League….
Real Madrid rebounds in lost time and defeats Valencia with 10 players
English international star Jude Bellingham led his Real Madrid team to achieve a difficult victory over its host Valencia 2-1, on Friday evening, in a postponed match from the 12th round of the Spanish Football League.
Match Highlights
Valencia took the lead in the 27th minute through Hugo Duro, and Real Madrid missed the opportunity to score an equalizer when its English player, Jude Bellingham, missed a penalty kick in the 55th minute.
Real Madrid’s troubles increased when its Brazilian star, Vinicius Junior, was sent off in the 79th minute after hitting Valencia’s goalkeeper Stroll Dmitryski without the ball.
But veteran Croatian Luka Modric succeeded in scoring the equalizer for Real Madrid in the 85th minute, with a decisive pass from Bellingham, who scored the second goal in the fifth minute of stoppage time for the second half.
Real Madrid’s Lineup
Real Madrid entered the match strengthened by its attacking squad consisting of the trio, the Brazilians Vinicius and Rodrigo, and the Frenchman Kylian Mbappe, with support from the English midfielder Jude Bellingham.
Valencia’s Struggles
Valencia is armed with the ground staff and the crowd, in order to try to achieve a positive result against the competitor who is seeking to achieve victory and top the standings.
Conclusion
Real Madrid’s victory keeps them at the top of the Spanish League standings, with 43 points, two points ahead of Atletico Madrid and five points behind Barcelona.
FAQs
Q: What was the score of the match between Real Madrid and Valencia?
A: Real Madrid won 2-1.
Q: Who scored the goals for Real Madrid?
A: Luka Modric and Jude Bellingham scored the goals for Real Madrid.
Q: Why was Vinicius Junior sent off?
A: He was sent off for hitting Valencia’s goalkeeper Stroll Dmitryski without the ball.
Q: What is Real Madrid’s current position in the Spanish League standings?
A: Real Madrid is currently in first place with 43 points.