Real Madrid World Cup for the fourth time in its history

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Madrid – Real Madrid have won the Club World Cup for the fourth time in their history, beating Al-Ain Al Ain in the final match on Saturday at Madinat Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi.

Real Madrid ended the first half of the match with a 1-0 lead of the Croatian star in the 14th minute.

Egyptian striker Hussein Al-Shahat gave the advantage to his team, Al Ain, in the 12th minute, after using a defensive error from Brazilian Marcelo, before Sergio Ramos escapes the goalkeeper Cortwa before he pays, but Ramos returns to save the ball before entering.

In the 14th minute, Luka Modric, the best player in the world, scored the first goal of Real Madrid on a superb shot from goalkeeper Khaled Issa.

In the second half, Real Madrid midfielder Marcos Llorente managed to add the second goal in the 60th minute with a rocket propelled grenade.

Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos gave the advantage to his third goal in the 79th minute, with a header that the goalkeeper had failed to take.

Japanese defender Shoutani scored the game's only goal in the 86th minute, with a superb header that Mernji goalkeeper Tibi Curtua failed to stain.

Al-Masri Yahia Nader scored Real Madrid's goal in the 92nd minute by mistake.