Vinicius and Benzema starred, a huge 1: 4 to Real over Valencia

Spanish League 21-22

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Outstanding Actor

Vinicius Jr., Score: 8
A fantastic game by the Brazilian who celebrated with a great duo

The disappointing actor

Omar Alderta, Score: 4
Bad play for the brakeman who also arranged a penalty in a critical minute in the first half

After stumbling in the previous round with 1: 0 to Getafe, Real Madrid returned tonight (Saturday) to the winning track and did so in style with an impressive 1: 4 over Valencia. Karim Benzema and Vinicius Jr. were fiery with doubles and also a shrinking goal from Gonzalo Gadash did not prevent the big celebration of the table leader, which increased the gap at the top, at least temporarily, to eight points. The game, like all Spanish league games, was broadcast on Channel ONE for HOT subscribers, yes subscribers, Cellcom TV and Partner TV.

Real Madrid did not particularly impress in the first half, but dominated completely and also reached a number of opportunities, culminating in a kick by Luca Modric that was stopped only by the crossbar. Towards the end of the half, Casimiro burst onto the field and a doubt failed, the Blancos received a penalty kick from 11 meters and Karim Benzema kicked well and made it 0: 1 at the break. It was the French striker’s 300th goal in all competitions in the Real Madrid uniform.

Ready for Clasico: A huge 4: 1 to Real over Valencia

Seven minutes into the second half came the magic moment of the game. Vinicius Jr. burst onto the field and in tremendous personal action overcame three players and wheeled into the net. In the 61st minute, the Brazilian already completed a pair on the way to a great 0: 3 and Real Madrid actually decided the game. In the 76th minute Valencia won a penalty, Gonzalo Gadesh was stopped by Thibaut Courtois but scored from the rebound. The Bats received a shot of vigor from the shrinking goal, but towards the end Karim Benzema nailed the fourth, completed a pair of his own and decided the final result – a wonderful 1: 4 to Blancos.

Half a second

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Referee Alejandro Hernandez whistled for the final and ruled that Real Madrid recorded a big 1: 4 over Valencia

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A wonderful pair of Karim Benzema finished his part in the game and Isco came in to replace him

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Gate! Real Madrid took a 1: 4 lead: Parlan Mandy passed an excellent width from the left, Karim Benzema took control, turned on the spot and kicked to Silsen’s net

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The duo’s conqueror, Vinicius Jr., also went down to the bench and Federico Valverda replaced him.

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Another double substitution at Real Madrid: Lucas Vasquez finishes his part and Nacho Fernandez enters

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Dennis Cheryshev committed a foul on Adar Militau and entered the yellow card list

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Strange substitution in Valencia: Substitute Cuba Covendri, replaced himself after just 17 minutes, by Manu and Eijo

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Another substitution in Valencia: Ruben Irenso replaces Cristiano Piccini

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The visitors woke up a bit and Daniel Wass tried to range the goal with a huge kick from distance, but the ball went over the crossbar

Gonzalo Gadash scores from the rebound (Reuters)

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Gate! Valencia shrank to 3: 1: the Bats won a penalty kick from 11 meters, Gonzalo Gadesh went for the kick, Thibaut Courtois jumped right and the top, but the Portuguese stormed the rebound and hit inside

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Eduardo Camavinga replaced Casimiro

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Real Madrid double replacement: Danny Sebaios replaces Luca Modric

Luca Modric in a fight with Jose Gaia (Reuters)

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Helder Kushta also finished his part and Cuba Kwinderdi came in

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Dennis Cherishev replaces Yunus Musa

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Triple substitution in Valencia: Marcus Andre replaced Maxi Gomes

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Again a great opportunity from Daniel Was, who released a tremendous kick from distance, but this time missed the frame

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Almost a shrinking gate! Daniel Vass got the ball on the verge of an extension, fixed the situation for himself and fired a missile at the connections, Thibaut Courtois flew and saved well for the corner

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Gate! Real Madrid went up to a 0: 3 advantage: the Blancos are celebrating and approaching victory. Marco Asensio kicked from an extension, Jasper Silsen headed in and Vinicius Jr. “made a kill” as he slammed in

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Yunus Musa also received a yellow card after stopping an outburst while surfing towards Kasmiro

Vinicius Jr. and Karim Benzema Celebrate (Reuters)

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Gate! Real Madrid went up to a 0: 2 advantage: an amazing performance by Vinicius Jr. The Brazilian burst onto the field, completed a double pass with Karim Benzema and with great personal action passed three players and rolled inside

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Cristiano Piccini stopped a breakaway with a foul on Vinicius and received a yellow card

first half

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Gate! Real Madrid went up to a 0: 1 advantage: Casimiro doubtfully failed in the box and the Blancos won a controversial penalty kick from 11 meters. Karim Benzema sent the ball to the high net and scored his 300th goal in a Real Madrid uniform in all competitions

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Almost the first of Real Madrid! Great action by Luca Modric, who passed two defenders and shot with his left foot, the ball shook the goalpost and did not cross the line

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The Blancos approached. Karim Benzema freed himself well from the defense and from 16 meters fired a spinning ball that missed the connections slightly

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Real Madrid completely took control of the game and looked for the goal. Marco Asensio burst well from the right and kicked from an extension, Silsen was in place and the top to the corner

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Adar Militeau committed a stupid foul on Jose Gaia and received an unnecessary yellow card from Real Madrid

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Good opportunity for Real Madrid: Perlan Mandy raised well to the center of the extension, Vinicius got up and slammed but missed the goal frame

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Gonzalo filled the alertness of Thibaut Courtois with a kick from outside the box, the Belgian goalkeeper was focused and input

Halder decorated in front of David Alaba (Reuters)

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Casimiro committed a foul on Daniel Was and received a yellow card

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Almost the first of Real Madrid! Tony Cross raised an excellent free kick, Adar Militeau continued with a shot, but Jasper Silsen went down well and prevented the goal