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"Deserves so Much Better", "Not Looking Good for Him" - Fans React as Real Madrid Star Benched for 3rd Consecutive Club World Cup Game
- On July 2, 2025, Real Madrid secured a 1-0 victory over Juventus in the FIFA Club World Cup round of 16 held at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium.
- Real Madrid prepared a strategy to beat Juventus, who were considered stronger at the moment and had lost 5-2 to Manchester City in the group stage.
- A young forward headed in a goal to secure Real Madrid’s advantage, marking his third tally in the competition, while Juventus made late substitutions and pushed hard to level the score.
- Late in the match, the referee declined to award a penalty when Kolo Muani advanced into the box, and Bellingham received a yellow card for a harsh challenge on Gonzalez.
- Real Madrid’s next opponent in the quarter-finals will be decided between Monterrey and Borussia Dortmund, while Juventus will be eliminated following this defeat.
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Real Madrid has to shake against Juventus in the eighth round of the club's World Cup - when the former Frankfurter Kolo Muani gives a huge chance early on. Then the royals run, for some time the Italian bulwark stops, but soon the royals of coach Xabi Alonso find a way.
With a goal by Gonzalo Garc, Real Madrid defeats 1-0 Juventus and advances to the Final Quarters of the Clubs World Cup.
·Mexico City, Mexico
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Follow the live match Real Madrid - Juventus (Mondiale per Club) of 1/7/2020 on Corriere.it.
·Italy
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Real Madrid Vs Juventus Live FIFA Club World Cup: Real Madrid Face Juventus In High-Profile Clash
Real Madrid vs Juventus FIFA Club World Cup 2025 LIVE: Real Madrid take on Juventus in a high-profile FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Round of 16 encounter at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.
·New Delhi, India
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