2008-09 · Friendly · Emirates Cup

Hamburger SV 1–2 Real Madrid

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Match events

  1. 25'GoalRutgerus Johannes Martinius Ruud van Nistelrooy
  2. 45'SubstitutionReinhardt for Trochowski
  3. 45'SubstitutionBenjamín for Demel
  4. 45'SubstitutionMohamed Zidan for Olic
  5. 53'GoalMohamed Zidan
  6. 56'SubstitutionJúlio César Baptista for Jose María Gutiérrez Hernández
  7. 56'SubstitutionGonzalo Higuaín "Pipita" for Raúl González Blanco
  8. 56'SubstitutionJavier Pedro Saviola for Rutgerus Johannes Martinius Ruud van Nistelrooy
  9. 60'SubstitutionAogo for Atouba
  10. 66'SubstitutionDaniel Parejo for Wesley Sneijder
  11. 68'SubstitutionBen – Hatira for Pitroipia
  12. 71'SubstitutionTorun for Guerrero
  13. 73'SubstitutionRobson de Souza, "Robinho" for Arjen Robben
  14. 80'SubstitutionCallejón for Míchel Salgado Fernández
  15. 84'GoalDaniel Parejo
Match report

Real Madrid defeat Hamburg

Real Madrid defeated Hamburg 2-1 in the Emirates Cup on Saturday then set their sights on completing a swoop for the German club's playmaker Rafael van der Vaart.

Van der Vaart was left out of the Hamburg line-up for the pre-season friendly at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium while negotiations continued over his proposed move to Real.

Hamburg are willing to sell the Holland midfielder if Real meet their 10 million euros valuation and, with the discussions close to a conclusion, there was never any chance van der Vaart would be on show in north London.

The 25-year-old could be confirmed as a Madrid player by early next week according to reports in Spain, but it was young midfielder Daniel Parejo who took centre-stage for Bernd Schuster's side here.

Ruud Van Nistelrooy, booed by Arsenal fans who still remember his time at Manchester United, broke the deadlock in the 25th minute with a simple tap-in from Michel Salgado's low cross.

Mohamed Zidan brought Hamburg level when he curled a superb strike into the far corner of Jerzey Dudek's goal from the edge of the area in the 53rd minute.

But Parejo, 19, won it with five minutes left when the Spaniard found space to head in Juan Miguel Callejon's cross from close range.

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