2022/23 · La Liga · League match - Round 7

Real Madrid 1–1 Osasuna

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Match summary

Real Madrid and Osasuna drew 1–1 on 2 October 2022 in La Liga league match - round 7. Vinícius Jr. 42' scored for Real Madrid; Kike García 50' replied for Osasuna. David García 78' was sent off.

It was the 9th draw in 44 meetings between the clubs (30 wins, 9 draws, 5 defeats for Real Madrid). Real Madrid went into the game with a recent run of W W W W W. Real Madrid finished that season 2nd in La Liga.

Match events

  1. 42'GoalVinícius Jr.
  2. 45+1'Yellow cardCeballos
  3. 47'Yellow cardAbdessamad Ezzalzouli
  4. 50'GoalKike García
  5. 53'SubstitutionCamavinga for Tchouaméni
  6. 53'SubstitutionValverde for Ceballos
  7. 69'SubstitutionRubén Peña for Abdessamad Ezzalzouli
  8. 69'SubstitutionAimar Oroz for Darko Brasanac
  9. 74'SubstitutionMilitão for Mendy
  10. 74'SubstitutionMarco Asensio Willemsen for Toni Kroos
  11. 78'Penalty missedKarim Benzema
  12. 78'Yellow cardKike García
  13. 78'Red cardDavid García
  14. 82'SubstitutionAridane Hernández for Kike García
  15. 82'SubstitutionManuel Sánchez for Jon Moncayola
  16. 82'SubstitutionAnte Budimir for Nacho Vidal
  17. 86'SubstitutionMariano Díaz Mejía for Carvajal
Match report

Real Madrid drop first points of the season as Benzema misses penalty

Karim Benzema missed a penalty for Real Madrid as they finally blinked in the La Liga title race, dropping their first points of the season in a 1-1 draw with Osasuna on Sunday.

Elsewhere, Real Sociedad won 5-3 at Girona, and high-flying Real Betis fell to a 1-0 defeat at Celta Vigo.

After Barcelona beat Real Mallorca on Saturday, Madrid knew they had to win to stay top but were frustrated by Jagoba Arrasate's well-organized side at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Benzema, on his return to the side after injury, won a spot-kick but then fired it against the crossbar and also had a goal disallowed for offside as Madrid tried to force a way through.

Vinicius Junior broke the deadlock just before halftime with a cross that snuck all the way into the far corner, but Kike Garcia's well-taken header early in the second period earned Osasuna a point.

"What we were missing was scoring that penalty; normally, Karim scores them," Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti told DAZN.

"He had no problem playing the 90 minutes. It's been a month since he's played; he has to get his best form back. He did his part; he had the chance from the penalty. It's an accident; sometimes it happens."

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez told the club's fans at an assembly on Sunday morning that a European Super League project was essential, but Osasuna showed domestic football can still offer a significant challenge.

The draw means Barcelona lead Madrid on goal difference after seven games, with both teams on 19 points and unbeaten. It is the first time the Catalans lead the league at the end of a fixture round since June 2020.

"We have to celebrate, they had won all their games, and we came back from a goal down; the team did great work and played a great game," said Arrasate.

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Real Madrid v Osasuna: head-to-head

All 44 meetings
  • 44Meetings
  • 30Real Madrid wins
  • 9Draws
  • 5Osasuna wins

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Previous meetings

La Liga · Matchday 25Lost
Osasuna2
Real Madrid1

Ante Budimir 38', Raúl García 90' · Vinícius Jr. 73'

21 Feb · El SadarDetails
La Liga · Matchday 1Won
Real Madrid1
Osasuna0

Mbappé 50' (pen)

19 Aug · Estadio BernabéuReport
La Liga · League round 24Drew
Osasuna1
Real Madrid1

Ante Budimir 57' (pen) · Mbappé 15'

15 FebDetails

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