Camavinga overshadows Mbappé

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By: Manu Tournoux

Camavinga overshadows Mbappé

No fear: Real Madrid negotiated their 16 perfectlye
of the Copa del Rey final against Deportiva Minera this Monday in Cartagena. Despite an additional and juvenile team aligned by Carlo Ancelotti at kick-off, the Merengues largely won for their entry into the competition (0-5).

To achieve their goals, the Madrilenians were able to find the fault quickly, through Valverde (5e). Then Camavinga secured the break in the first quarter of an hour (13e), Güler went for his double (28e88e) and Modric participated in the party (55e).

Mbappé and Vinicius silent

Launched into battle shortly after the hour mark (63e), Mbappé and Vinicius Jr did not shake the nets against the residents of Segunda RFEF, the fourth division of Spanish football. The two stars will have the opportunity to shine in three days against Mallorca in the semi-final of the Spanish Super Cup.

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Manu Tournoux

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