Real Madrid rules in this La Liga clash! This Saturday evening, Casa Blanca did not provide details in this clash of the titans of the Spanish championship. The Madrilenians defeated Girona with a score of 4 goals to 0 as part of the 24th day of La Liga.
Vinicius Junior, Jude Bellingham, author of a double and Rodrygo found the net against the Catalan team.
A success which allows Real Madrid to strike a major blow in terms of accounting and to be 5 points ahead of their evening opponent (61 against 56 points).
Opposite, Girona did not really exist. Despite a few situations, the Catalans foundered at the Bernabeu against a Madrid team of great evenings. Despite this scathing setback, the Catalan club retains its second place but could see its lead over FC Barcelona reduced at the end of the day.
Real Madrid knock out Girona from the start
Real Madrid wanted to strike a big blow in this shock of the 24th day of La Liga. From the start of the match, Carlo Ancelotti’s men broke the opposition’s barrier. Vinicius, very leggy, fixes and strikes on his left side before sending a clear shot to the opposite side which hits the net with the help of the post (1-0.6).
Shortly before half-time, the Madrilenians will do it again. Vinicius, very inspired on the pitch at the Bernabeu, will find Jude Bellingham in depth by delivering a magnificent outside right foot which lands in the Englishman’s path. Cold in front of Paulo Gazzaniga’s cage, Jude Bellingham finishes perfectly in the empty goal (2-0.35).
La Casa Blanca hits the nail on the head
Upon returning from the locker room, Real Madrid did not change or move its fundamentals. A few minutes before the hour mark, the Merengues hit the nail on the head. Vinicius mystifies the opposing defense before once again serving Bellingham in the area who scores a double but also his last ball of the match (3-0.54).
Overwhelmed on all levels, Girona is losing its grip and can no longer resist enemy attacks. Only a few minutes after Madrid’s third goal, Rodrygo will join the party by sending a missile into the Catalan cage (4-0.61st). The bill could have been heavier if Carlo Ancelotti’s players had not lacked efficiency and if Joselu had not missed his penalty at the end of the match.
