Game is over and the final score is Granada 0–4 Real Madrid. Here is the match report.
2023/2024 La Liga
0–4
- Fran García (38′)
- Arda Güler (45’+2′)
- Brahim (49′)
- Brahim (58′)
Match Events
0′ Granada giving Real Madrid a guard of honour!
11′ Vinicius Jr, Bellingham and Kroos enjoying on the bench!
19′ Courtois showed some quick reflexes!
23′ Arda Guler fails to make a good pass to the middle!
27′ Match Event for Granada vs Real Madrid
31′ Highlight from Granada vs Real Madrid
38′ GOAL! Fran García puts Los Blancos ahead! Granada 0-1 Real Madrid
47′ GOAL! Arda Güler doubles the lead before halftime! Granada 0-2 Real Madrid
49′ GOAL! What an insane goal by Brahim Díaz! Granada 0-3 Real Madrid
58′ GOAL! Brahim Diaz once again! Granada 0-4 Real Madrid
65′ Joselu has a significant opportunity but saved!
70′ Modric & Rüdiger OFF, Nacho & Kroos ON!
73′ Another good chance for Joselu but saved as well!
77′ Highlight from Granada vs Real Madrid
83′ Match Event for Granada vs Real Madrid
Match Report
Real Madrid have capped off an excellent week in fine style, as they blew away from Granada at Los Carmenes. scoring four unanswered goals in the process.
The match was a dead-rubber, with Granada’s relegation confirmed earlier in the day after Mallorca’s victory over Las Palmas. However, Los Blancos didn’t see it that way, and they pushed hard for a goal in the opening stages. It came in the 38th minute, when Fran Garcia turned home Brahim Diaz’s cutback for his first goal for the club.
Moments before half time, Real Madrid got their second courtesy of Arda Guler, who fired home his second goal in three La Liga matches after being set up by Garcia.
Real Madrid kept their dominance up in the second half, and they scored twice inside 10 minutes before the hour mark, with both goals coming from Brahim Diaz. The Moroccan international scored a stunning solo goal to make it three on 49 minutes, before finishing off a fine team move in the 58th minute.
From there, Real Madrid saw the game out with ease, as they add another victory in his dominant season. They’re certainly keeping their level up, with three weeks to go until the Champions League final.
Line-ups
Granada XI: Ignasi Miquel, Augusto Batalla, Gumbau, Myrto Uzuni, L.Boyé, Kamil Jóźwiak, Carlos Neva, Sergio Ruiz, B. Mendez, Facundo Pellistri, Kamil Piatkowski
Subs: Callejon, Marc Martínez, Gonzalo Villar, Maouassa, Adrian Lopez, Melendo, Martin Hongla, Ricard Sánchez, Matías Arezo, Theo Corbeanu, Raúl Torrente
Real Madrid XI: Modric, Courtois, Joselu, Rudiger, Vazquez, Ceballos, Militao, Brahim, Fran García, Eduardo Camavinga, Arda Güler
Subs: Kroos, Nacho, Carvajal, Kepa, F Mendy, Valverde, Andriy Lunin, Vinicius, Rodrygo, Jude Bellingham
