Real Madrid book their Champions League final spot

Real Madrid book their Champions League final spot
AFP
Thursday 5 May 2022 - 09:38

Real Madrid qualified for the Champions League final, after defeating Manchester city 3 to 1 on Wednesday.

Both Rodrygo and Karim Benzema marked an extraordinary victory in the game, after scoring 3 goals (6-5) in the full face-off.

Real Madrid achieved a miracle by scoring in the very last minutes, after it was appearing lost with Manchester City’s first goal scored by Riyad Mahrez at 73.’

Benzema scored the decisive penalty (95’), in addition to Rodrygo’s guaranteeing victory goals (90’, and 90’+1).

Real Madrid has therefore joined Liverpool in the final of the Champions League, which is set to take place on May 28 at France’s Stadium, located in Saint-Denis.

Liverpool star Mohammed Salah was awaiting this moment and wished to face off Real Madrid in order to take revenge on his last defeat in the finals of 2018.

The final game between both teams will decide on the Champion of this sporting event, noting that ​the winner will receive a prize of $22.69 million, while the Runner-Up will be awarded $17.59 million.

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