HD Highlights & Match Report – Real Madrid shows the attacking masterclass to lift the Santiago Bernabeu Trophy
Real Madrid opened the 2016/2017 season before their fans with a triumph to guarantee the 37th edition of the Santiago Bernabeu Trophy.
Real Madrid and Stade de Reims served up an overabundance of goals in an installation organized to stamp the 60th commemoration of the first ever European Cup, which was won by Real Madrid.
The hosts’ goalscorers were Nacho, Ramos, James, Mariano and Morata, who scored his first goal since coming back to the club.
HD Highlights & Match Report – Real Madrid shows the attacking masterclass to lift the Santiago Bernabeu Trophy
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The French outfit Reims broke the gridlock with their first attack forward, civility of a penetrated exertion from Pablo Chavarría from the edge of the territory.
Be that as it may, it took the Madridistas only five minutes to reestablish equality, as Nacho looked home a Toni Kroos corner on 11 minutes.
The French side’s goalkeeper made a few commendable spares deny James and Marcelo, in spite of the fact that he was vulnerable to keep the Whites from finishing the rebound before the break.
Zinedine Zidane’s charges ruled on set pieces all through and the second goal likewise originated from a corner, as Kroos asserted another assist after Ramos made a beeline for make it 2-1 on 39 minutes.
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Right on the stroke of half-time, Morata develops the Whites’ favorable position with another headed exertion, this time from a Marcelo cross.
While they had done in the first half, Stade de Reims found the net with their first assault of the second period.
This time round it was Rémi Oudin who gained by some incident in the Real Madrid backline to flame past Kiko Casilla in the six-yard box.
It didn’t take long for the Whites to respond, with James making it 4-2 on an hour after the goalkeeper had parried his underlying exertion.
There were still two further pieces of energy to come in this tribute diversion.
To start with up, the guests at the end of the day lessened the shortage through Grejohn Kyei’s 72nd-minute short proximity header, before Mariano Diaz made it 5-3 to round off the scoring for the night.
The Academy graduate hooked onto a bright go in behind from Mateo Kovacic to push the ball home.
This triumph sees Real Madrid add to their collection of the Santiago Bernabeu Trophy triumphs to make it 26 wins and claim their eleventh in succession.