2014-15 · La Liga · Round 37

Espanyol 1–4 Real Madrid

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Match events

  1. 18'Yellow cardFelipe Caicedo
  2. 23'Yellow cardKépler Laveran Lima Ferreira “Pepe”
  3. 55'Yellow cardVíctor Sánchez
  4. 59'GoalCristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro
  5. 63'SubstitutionJavier Hernández Balcázar "Chicharito" for Karim Benzema
  6. 64'SubstitutionChristian Stuani for Felipe Caicedo
  7. 68'Yellow cardCarvajal
  8. 73'SubstitutionAsier Illarramendi Andonegi for Francisco Román Alarcón Suárez “Isco”
  9. 73'GoalChristian Stuani
  10. 74'Yellow cardMarcelo Vieira da Silva Júnior
  11. 79'GoalMarcelo Vieira da Silva Júnior
  12. 81'SubstitutionJosé Ignacio Fernández Iglesias "Nacho" for Carvajal
  13. 83'GoalCristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro
  14. 84'SubstitutionPaco Montañés for Diego Colotto
  15. 84'SubstitutionFelipe Mattioni for Abraham
  16. 90+1'GoalCristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro
Match report

Ronaldo hits hat-trick as Real Madrid win at Espanyol

Real Madrid ace Cristiano Ronaldo hit a hat-trick as they thumped Espanyol 4-1.

Real's win was rendered meaningless by Barcelona's victory at Atletico Madrid which saw the Catalan club crowned champions with one game of the season to go.

Coming at the end of a week in which Madrid crashed out of the Champions League, watching their bitter rivals was another bitter, if unsurprising, blow.

Ronaldo did his bit, three more goals taking his league tally for the season to 45, but the task was out of their hands.

Christian Stuani briefly levelled for Espanyol following some awful Madrid defending, while Marcelo was also on target for Carlo Ancelotti's men.

Ancelotti said: "The team reacted well and had a very good attitude. It was not easy to motivate the players after Wednesday and I am grateful. Now we have to prepare professionally for the last game right up until the last minute. We have to keep our heads held high, although the team has not won, they have battled."

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