As always, when all seems lost, someone seems to save Madrid in the Champions League. This time it was Bellingham in ’94.
Final victory for Real Madrid over Unión Berlin. In a second half in which Carlo Ancelotti’s men pushed hard and against everything, they hit the post twice and also forced Ronnow to intervene more than once with actions of great merit to save the team. Trying to keep the tie, on a great stage, Urs Fischer’s team in the 90s barely threatened the goal of Kepa, who was very confident throughout the match.
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As if written from a script, Real Madrid’s start in this edition of the UEFA Champions League could not have ended otherwise. Once stoppage time arrived and the white team was completely out of control towards the rival goal in an attempt to score the first goal, it would not be until the dying breath that a shot from Valverde would stay within the small area to be finished. would be the star signing Jude Bellingham who would score the first goal of the match. A goal that remained elusive for the rest of the match.
Victory for Real Madrid in a match that was somewhat misleading in terms of the outcome against a combative Union Berlin. Bellingham makes its big debut in the UCL with his new team.
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Bellingham has a goal and a lot of glory: the 1v1 of the Real Madrid players, here.
Ancelotti’s word after the 1-0 against Union Berlin
Ovation for ‘Hey Jude’ Bellingham
90′ + 4′GOOOOOOLLLLLLL FROM BELLINGHAM!! The English player breaks the wall after meeting fortune. Valverde’s shot from outside the area bounced and inside Bellingham’s small area he found the ball which scored into an empty net.
46′ The second half starts at the Santiago Bernabéu! Nothing changes for either team. The same players who started everything in the first half remain. Still, it certainly wouldn’t be surprising to see variations soon.
Urs Fischer’s team has clear ideas on the playing field. Their defensive lines greatly complicate the possession of the Madridistas, who, despite moving the ball, find little space to break the script of the match on the inside, nor do they offer great guarantees to their rivals on the outside. The German team does precise defensive work and feels comfortable, despite hardly any danger having arisen on Kepa’s goal. At the moment, however, discipline clouds a Real Madrid that tries and tries but cannot find the formula.
The first 45′ at the Santiago Bernabéu end with a goalless draw between Real Madrid and Union Berlin. First meeting of this edition of the UCL with several sensations for both teams. Carlo Ancelotti’s side were the undisputed protagonists with the ball, although they failed to be very productive with it. After a brilliant start by the German team, Joselu had several headers that could have given the white team the first goal of the match. However, due to the lack of precision, the score remained 0-0.
There were tensions between Union Berlin fans and the police around the Bernabéu
The protagonists jump onto the pitch at the Bernabéu! Glossy appearance of the carpet that presents the Madrid team’s stadium today
The referee of the match is the Norwegian Espen Eskås.
On the field of play, this match will also see some notable signings between both teams. At Real Madrid, the most brilliant piece will of course be Jude Bellingham. The Englishman has had an excellent start to the season for the white team. However, there have been no bad moves from Germans like Gosens, Bonucci or Kevin Volland. They are well armed.
How elegant!
The Bernabéu, during snack time
REAL MADRID XI | The white people come outside Kepa, Lucas Vázquez, Rüdiger, Alaba, Nacho, Camavinga, Modrić, Tchouaméni, Bellingham, Joselu, Rodrygo. Fran García rests (first time not being a starter).
XI OF THE BERLIN UNION | Bonnucci makes his debut with Union Berlin, which is released with Ronnow, Bonnucci, Kral, Becker, TousartJuranovic, Laidouni, Behrens, GossensDoekhi and Leite.
Source: Goal