Real Madrid – Rayo Vallecano: the official line-ups

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By: Manu Tournoux

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Real Madrid welcomes Rayo Vallecano to the Bernabeu, a La Liga matchday 5 encounter. The Madrilenians are currently 4th in the championship, they remain with a 1-0 defeat on the last day on the pitch of Real Betis, so it is time to restart. Opposite, Rayo occupies 14th place, the objective of the evening is to strike a big blow in the lair of the Merengues. This poster can be followed live with commentary on the French Football Weekly website.

Jose Mourinho remains faithful to his 4-2-3-1. Courtois on goal, Konaté in the axis of defense with Rüdiger, Carreras and Dumfries on the sides. Valverde holds the heart of the game with Bernardo Silva, Bellingham at the top. On the attacking side, Diomandé is on the right, Vinicius Junior on the left and Mbappé in the axis.

For the visitors, Benat San José sets up a 4-3-3. Audero as the last defense, Lejeune and Ciss form the central hinge, Pedrosa and Ratiu on the sides. Lopez, Diaz and Bouare are associated in midfield. To liven up the offensive sector, we will have to count on Tsitaishvili, Garcia and the home scorer Camello.

The compositions

Real Madrid :

real Madrid

4-2-3-1

  • 1

    T. Courtois

  • 18

    Alvaro Carreras

  • 16

    I. Konate

  • 22

    A. Rudiger

  • 24

    D.Dumfries

  • 20

    Bernardo Silva

  • 8

    F. Valverde

  • 7

    Vinícius Júnior

  • 5

    J.Bellingham

  • 25

    Y. Diomandé

  • 10

    K. Mbappé

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Rayo Vallecano:

Vallecano

4-2-3-1

  • 25

    E. Audero

  • 17

    Adrià Pedrosa

  • 6

    P. Ciss

  • 24

    F. Lejeune

  • 2

    A. Rațiu

  • 36

    Gnangoro

  • 8

    Unai Lopez

  • 18

    Álvaro Garcia

  • 4

    Pedro Diaz

  • 14

    G. Tsitaishvili

  • 10

    Sergio Camello

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