Real Madrid vs Al Hilal Highlights: Real Madrid clinch FIFA Club World Cup trophy beating Al Hilal

Real Madrid vs Al Hilal Highlights: Federico Valverde, Vinicius Junior shines, Real Madrid clinch FIFA Club World Cup trophy beating Al Hilal in EIGHT-goal Thriller – Check Highlights

Triyasha Chatterjee

Sunday, Feb 12, 2023 11:48 am

Real Madrid vs Al Hilal Highlights: RMA vs ALH Highlights: FIFA Club World Cup Finals Highlights: In their match against Al Hilal, Vinicius Junior and Federico Valverde both scored a hat trick as Real Madrid blasted to their fifth Club World Cup victory. For his second goal before the hour, Valverde and Dani Carvajal exchanged […]

Real Madrid vs Al Hilal Highlights: RMA vs ALH Highlights: FIFA Club World Cup Finals Highlights: In their match against Al Hilal, Vinicius Junior and Federico Valverde both scored a hat trick as Real Madrid blasted to their fifth Club World Cup victory. For his second goal before the hour, Valverde and Dani Carvajal exchanged passes after Vinicius’ magnificent assist for the comebacking Karim Benzema. Former Atletico Madrid forward Luciano Vietto scored twice to make it 5-3. He kept Al Hilal in the game with a dinked finish. Follow FIFA Club World Cup on InsideSport.IN.

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Real Madrid vs Al Hilal Highlights: Federico Valverde, Vinicius Junior shines, Real Madrid clinch FIFA Club World Cup trophy beating Al Hilal in EIGHT-goal Thriller – Check Highlights

Left-back for Saudi Arabia Yasser Al-Shahrani is still sidelined for Al-Hilal due to a jaw fracture he suffered at the FIFA World Cup 2022. Andre Carrillo, a Peruvian winger who may have suffered a ligament damage during Al Hilal’s semifinal, has been certified fit.

Before this game, Los Blancos had an extensive injury list. Those who didn’t make it to the semifinal included Thibaut Courtois, Ferland Mendy, Eder Militao, Marco Asensio, Eden Hazard, and Karim Benzema. The Ballon d’Or-winning striker Benzema is returned to start the match against Al-Hilal, but goalkeeper Courtois once again missed out, defender Militao is on the bench.

🏆 @realmadrid, CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD FOR THE FIFTH TIME! 👏#ClubWC

— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) February 11, 2023

After defeating Al Hilal of Saudi Arabia 5-3 in the FIFA Club World Cup final on Saturday in Rabat, Morocco, Vinicius Junior and Federico Valverde both scored twice as Real Madrid won the tournament for a record-extending fifth time.

Real Madrid vs Al Hilal Highlights: Federico Valverde, Vinicius Junior shines, Real Madrid clinch FIFA Club World Cup trophy beating Al Hilal in EIGHT-goal Thriller – Check Highlights

Victors of the European Champions League Vinicius and Valverde scored twice in the space of five minutes to give Madrid a 2-0 lead after 20 minutes of play against their Asian opponents. But Moussa Marega’s goal for Al Hilal, the first Saudi Arabian team to reach the championship, gave the game new life

With two more quick goals early in the second half from the fit-again Karim Benzema and a second from Uruguayan midfielder Valverde, Madrid jumped out to a commanding lead once more.

Instead, Al Hilal’s re-entry into the game thanks to a brace from former Atletico Madrid forward Luciano Vietto, either side of a second from Vinicius, is unlikely to excite Madrid manager Ancelotti.

Real Madrid vs Al Hilal Highlights: Federico Valverde, Vinicius Junior shines, Real Madrid clinch FIFA Club World Cup trophy beating Al Hilal in EIGHT-goal Thriller – Check Highlights

Madrid had enough to hold on for a well-earned victory in a match that established the record for the most combined goals in a Club World Cup final, even if Al Hilal may have caused some serious late drama if not for a poor shot from Marega.

The Spanish powerhouses, who previously won three championships in four years between 2014 and 2018, have now triumphed in all five competition finals that they have participated in.

Real Madrid XI:
Lunin; Carvajal, Alaba, Rudiger, Camavinga; Tchouameni, Kroos, Modric; Vinicius, Valverde, Benzema.

Al-Hilal XI:
Almuaiouf; Saud, Jang, Al Bulayhi, Khalifah; Cuéllar, Kanno; Carrillo, Marega, Salem; Vietto.