
Real Madrid’s eleven against Atletico in Jeddah
Real Madrid have released their squad that will face city rivals Atletico Madrid in the final of the Spanish Super Cup in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia today.
In the team line-up released by the Spanish giants ahead of the match at King Abdullah Stadium, the team’s starting eleven are:
13. Courtois
2. Carvajal
4. Ramos
5. Varane
8. Kroos
10. Modric
14. Casemiro
15. Valverde
18. Jović
22. Isco
23. Mendy
Alternates:
1. Areola
3. Militão
12. Marcelo
16. James
24. Mariano
25. Vinicius Jr.
27. Rodrygo
Madrid’s forwards, Gareth Bale, Karim Benzema and Eden Hazard were left at home because of various injuries and health challenges.
Benzema has a hamstring issue, while Bale is suffering from a chest infection. Team mate Eden Hazard has an ankle problem.
Join The Conversation
You May Like
Latest
COVID-19: Australian Open stalls as 47 tennis players go into isolation
Rooney loses first game in charge of Derby
Lagos, Abuja, Plateau take charge as Nigeria reports drop in COVID-19 cases
Nigerian military disputes claim ISWAP overran base in Borno
Military destroys Boko Haram training camp, ammunition depot in Borno
4 vehicles, building burnt in fresh flare-up of Aguleri, Umueri crisis
What is going on between Fani-Kayode and Lilian Ellas?
NIN enrolment: Pantami approves 20 new centres for Abuja (Full list)
Fulham 0: 1 Chelsea: Lampard reflects on a “small step” forward
Don’t be afraid to leave old things behind – Georgina Onuoha
No more NIN enrolment at NIMC Headquarters – FG orders
Suspension of schools’ resumption applies to all educational institutions – Edo Govt
NYSC mobilisation: Group frowns at sensational headline against Osinbajo
How Deeper Life braved the odds to hold December Retreat amidst COVID-19
Gov. Okowa hails ‘Golden Boy’ Comedian Gordons
Forget 2023: Igbo group tells Tinubu, Atiku
Buhari heaps praises on Bisi Akande
Bandits kill livestock guard, shoot NSCDC officer in Benue
Tailors sewing fake Amotekun uniforms arrested in Oyo
Why Buhari ordered establishment of 6 new prisons – Minister
Voter apathy mars Kano LG poll