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Real Madrid 4-4-2 Alvaro Arbeloa
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18
4
17
2
45
8
5
30
10
16
Starters
- 1 Thibaut Courtois
- 18 Álvaro Carreras
- 4 David Alaba
- 17 Raúl Asencio
- 2 Dani Carvajal
- 45 Thiago Pitarch
- 8 Federico Valverde
- 5 Jude Bellingham
- 30 Franco Mastantuono
- 10 Kylian Mbappé
- 16 Gonzalo García
Substitutes
6 Eduardo Camavinga
13 Andriy Lunin
14 Aurélien Tchouaméni
15 Arda Güler
19 Dani Ceballos
20 Fran García
21 Brahim Díaz- 22 Antonio Rüdiger
24 Dean Huijsen- 50 Álvaro González
- 51 Manuel Serrano Salazar
Athletic Club 4-2-3-1 Ernesto Valverde
27
19
4
5
3
18
16
23
20
9
11
Starters
- 27 Alex Padilla
- 19 Adama Boiro
- 4 Aitor Paredes
- 5 Yeray Álvarez
- 3 Dani Vivian
- 18 Mikel Jauregizar
- 16 Iñigo Ruiz de Galarreta
- 23 Robert Navarro
- 20 Unai Gómez
- 9 Iñaki Williams
- 11 Gorka Guruzeta
Substitutes
1 Unai Simón
2 Andoni Gorosabel
6 Mikel Vesga
12 Jesús Areso- 14 Aymeric Laporte
15 Íñigo Lekue
21 Maroan Sannadi- 22 Nico Serrano
- 24 Beñat Prados
25 Urko Izeta
30 Alejandro Rego Mora- 40 Elijah Gift
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Match Statistics
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2 Shots on Goal 0
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1 Shots off Goal 2
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3 Total Shots 2
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0 Blocked Shots 0
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3 Shots insidebox 2
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0 Shots outsidebox 0
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4 Fouls 9
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2 Corner Kicks 1
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1 Offsides 0
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73% Ball Possession 27%
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2 Yellow Cards 0
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0 Red Cards 0
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0 Goalkeeper Saves 1
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295 Total passes 106
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258 Passes accurate 69
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87% Passes % 65%
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0.56 expected_goals 0.10
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-0.32 goals_prevented -0.32
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