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WSG Tirol 0–4 Real Madrid

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Match events

  1. 10'GoalMilitão
  2. 13'GoalMbappé
  3. 37'SubstitutionMahamadou Diarra for Lukas Hinterseer
  4. 46'SubstitutionDavid Jaunegg for Yannick Votter
  5. 46'SubstitutionQuincy Butler for Marco Boras
  6. 46'SubstitutionJaden Mazou Bambara for Benjamin Bockle
  7. 46'SubstitutionAlexander Eckmayr for Adam Stejskal
  8. 46'SubstitutionJohannes Naschberger for Valentino Muller
  9. 46'SubstitutionThomas Geris for Florian Rieder
  10. 46'SubstitutionThomas Sabitzer for Jamie Lawrence
  11. 46'SubstitutionMatthäus Taferner for Moritz Wels
  12. 48'Yellow cardLukas Schweighofer
  13. 59'GoalMbappé
  14. 61'SubstitutionLunin for Courtois
  15. 62'SubstitutionCarvajal for Trent Alexander-Arnold
  16. 62'SubstitutionFran García for Álvaro Fernández
  17. 62'SubstitutionRodrygo for Vinícius Jr.
  18. 62'SubstitutionRüdiger for Militão
  19. 62'SubstitutionAlaba for Ceballos
  20. 62'SubstitutionGonzalo García for Tchouaméni
  21. 64'SubstitutionTobias Anselm for Mahamadou Diarra
  22. 67'Yellow cardMatthäus Taferner
  23. 74'SubstitutionDavid Falkner for Jaden Mazou Bambara
  24. 74'SubstitutionPaul Schermer for Alexander Eckmayr
  25. 77'SubstitutionRaul Asencio for Huijsen
  26. 78'SubstitutionDaniel Yanez for Brahim
  27. 82'GoalRodrygo
  28. 83'SubstitutionRoberto Martin for Arda Güler
  29. 83'SubstitutionThiago Pitarch for Mbappé
  30. 88'SubstitutionMichael Neuner for Thomas Sabitzer
Match report

Real Madrid secure emphatic victory in one and only pre-season friendly

Real Madrid have beaten Austrian side WSG Tirol in their one and only pre-season friendly, with Xabi Alonso’s securing a 4-0 win at the Tivoli Stadion Tirol.

Alonso opted to name a strong line-up for the match, with summer signings Trent Alexander-Arnold, Dean Huijsen and Alvaro Carreras all starting in defence – the latter was making his first appearance since his move from Benfica. The trio started alongside Eder Militao, and it was the Brazilian defender that opened the scoring in Tirol.

Militao, who scored an outrageous goal in Real Madrid’s win against Leganes last week, looped a header into the far corner following an Arda Guler’s cross. And only three minutes later the lead was doubled by Kylian Mbappe, who received the ball from Guler, turned and fired past the onrushing Tirol goalkeeper.

Just before the hour mark, Mbappe got his second and Real Madrid’s third after he was played through by compatriot Aurelien Tchouameni before rounding Tirol’s goalkeeper and finishing into an empty net.

Alonso’s side would complete the scoring on 82 minutes, and it was Rodrygo Goes – whose future at Real Madrid has generated a lot of speculation in recent weeks – that found the back of the net after coming off the bench. On this occasion, it was Mbappe that turned provided, and he played the Brazilian forward in on the overlap, which allowed him to score from a tight angle.

It was not a complete performance from Real Madrid, but Alonso will be happy enough with what he saw from his side. He and his players will now return to the Spanish capital, and their focus will turn to their La Liga opener next Tuesday, which is against Osasuna at the Santiago Bernabeu.

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