Who Needs Ronaldo? How Real Madrid Destroyed Juventus 3-1

Real Madrid defeated Juventus by 3-1 in a game played infront of over 70,000 football loving spectators.

All the fears raised about the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo to Juventus from Spanish giant, Madrid had no effect.

Maryland's FedExField played host as Real Madrid overturned an early 1-0 deficit to beat a Cristiano Ronaldo-less Juventus in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Having fallen behind through a Dani Carvajal own goal, Gareth Bale levelled the scores before the break, and thereafter Marco Asensio took centre stage with a brace to win the game for the European champions.

There was little that could have been done to prevent the opener as Joao Cancelo's cross was diverted off of Carvajal and beyond Keylor Navas to give the Old Lady the lead.

From then, Julen Lopetegui's side reacted and took charge of the game without ever really creating too much.

Bale and Isco both tried their luck from range but never really troubled Wojciech Szczesny in the Juve goal.

Gareth Bale in action for Real Madrid

The equaliser did soon come though through the Welshman as he gathered a loose ball, still some way from goal, before dispatching a stunning strike well out of the Pole's reach.

Sergio Reguillon had a chance to put Real Madrid in front shortly after but his effort went wide.

Vinicius' impact on the second half was felt as Marco Asensio set him free before the Brazilian played the ball back to the Spaniard to put the LaLiga side ahead.

Asensio made it three as he slotted one under Szczesny and from there it was complete domination from Real , despite their inability to add more goals.

Match Details
Real Madrid: Navas (Lunin, min. 64); Carvajal (Odriozola, min. 46), Nacho (Odegaard, min. 77), Sanchez (Leon, min. 78), Reguilon; Valverde, Kroos (Llorente, min. 46); Isco (Asensio, min. 46), Ceballos (Mayoral, min. 64), Benzema (Vinicius, min. 46), Bale (Vazquez, min. 46).

Juventus: Szczesny (Perin, min. 63); De Sciglio, Chiellini (Barzagli, min. 72), Benatia (Rugani, min. 63), Sandro; Khedira (Fagioli, min. 46), Pjanic (Fernandes, min. 71), Marchisio, Bernardeschi, Cancelo, Favilli (Pereira, min. 63.).

Goals: 0-1, min. 12 Carvajal (OG), 1-1, min. 39 Bale, 2-1, min. 47 Asensio, 3-1, min. 56, Asensio.

Referee:

Yellow Cards: Benatia (Min. 6), Alex Sandro (Min. 33), Sergio Reguillon (Min. 81)

Red Cards: None

Stadium: FedExField

Attendance: 71,597

Source: marca.com

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