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River Plate Wins Third Place In World Quadruple In Kashima
Real Madrid have won their fourth title at the Club World Cup in their current form after their 4-1 victory over Al Ain on Saturday at the Madinat Zayed sports stadium in Abu Dhabi.
Al Rayal put an end to Al Ain's well-deserved adventure to his first final, taking part in the tournament as a host country after winning the Gulf Arab League title last season.
With Al Ain in the final, he went into history as the first Asian team to reach this advanced role, praising his performance in the final of yesterday.
Al Ain did not take advantage of his good start in the first period, as he had more than a chance to advance on the Riyal before the latter opened the scoring, l? goal being to advance Real to mark a turning point in the game.
Real Madrid's Luka Modric finished the first half in the 14th minute.
In the second half, Marcos Llorente scored Real's second goal in the 60th minute and Sergio Ramos added the third goal with a header in the 78th minute.
Japan's Tsukasa Shotani scored the only goal of the eye in the 86th minute, before substitute Nadir Yahia ended the match with a fourth goal by mistake in the first minute of the time.
Real Madrid ended his career in 2018 with this prestigious title, where he rests after the match, at the beginning of the winter holidays and anniversaries, and resumes his career with Villarreal in the Spanish league on 3 January.
The title is the second at Real only in 2018 after the coronation of the Champions League at the end of last season.
Real won the Champions League title for the third time in a row and yesterday won the Football World Cup for the third year in a row.
Real Madrid has recorded a record number of times when it won the title, surpbading its stubborn traditional rival, Barcelona, who had won the title three times earlier.
Real is now the first team to qualify for the FIFA Club World Cup in three consecutive editions, winning its fourth title in the last five editions.
Despite the crowning of Real, Welsh midfielder Gareth Bell has failed to match his former colleague Cristiano Ronaldo's record of the number of goals scored by a player in the history of his participation in the World Cup.
Bell scored three goals in the match against the Japanese Kashima Antlers on the Golden Square of the current tournament, raising his record with Real to six goals in the history of his participation in the clubs of the World Cup. World, against 7 goals scored by Ronaldo in the tournament with former Manchester United and Real Madrid teams, before moving to Juventus in the summer of 2018.
Bell and Rafael Santos Pori, River Plate's top scorer, shared the top scorer with 3 goals each.
River Plate took third place in the Club World Cup after defeating Japan's Kashima Antlers 4-0 in the match for third place.
River Plate scored with Bruno Zokolini in the 24th minute, Gonzalo Martinez added the second goal in the 73rd minute, Rafael Santos added River Plate's third goal in the 88th minute, before Gonzalo Martinez scored the second goal and the fourth River Plate in the third minute Overtime for the match.
River Plate, Copa Libertadores, started its World Cup semifinal, bowing 4-5 on Al Ain on penalties after the initial match and overtime ending in a 2-2 draw.
Asian champions Kashima Antlers took part in the second round, beating Mexico's Deportivo Guadalajara 3-2, before falling 1/3 in the semi-final against Real Madrid.
River Plate had control from the beginning of the match looking for a quick goal, but found themselves under a strong and disciplined defense from the Kashima team, which also relied on counter-attacks .
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