Real Madrid Dominates CA Osasuna with 4-0 Victory

Real MadridCA Osasuna

1. 21′ – Verv. Rodrygo by Brahim Díaz
2. 30′ – Verv. Éder Militão door Raúl Asencio
3. 34′ – Doelpunt – Vinícius Júnior (1 – 0)
4. 42′ – Goal – Jude Bellingham (2 – 0)

1. 55′ – Geel – Alejandro Catena
2. 59′ – Verv. Rubén Peña door Raúl García
3. 61′ – Doelpunt – Vinícius Júnior (3 – 0)
4. 69′ – Doelpunt – Vinícius Júnior (4 – 0)
5. 71′ – Verv. Ante Budimir by Moi Gómez
6. 71′ – Verv. Aimar Oroz door Rubén García
7. 75′ – Cont. Jude Bellingham by Arda Güler
8. 75′ – Verv. Vinícius Júnior door Endrick
9. 82′ – Verv. Bryan Zaragoza by José Arnáiz
10. 82′ – Verv. John Moncayola vs. Iker Muñoz
11. 88′ – Yellow – Lucas Torro

LaLiga EA Sports – matchday 13 – 09/11/24 – 14:03

Goals

time icon player homeTime homeIcon homePlayer score awayPlayer awayIcon awayTime goal door undefined Vinícius Júnior at 34′, 1 – 0

34′

Vinícius Junior

34′

Vinícius Junior

1 – 0

goal door Jude Bellingham na 42′, 2 – 0

42′

Jude Bellingham

42′

Jude Bellingham

2 – 0

goal door undefined Vinícius Júnior in the 61′, 3 – 0

61′

Vinícius Junior

61′

Vinícius Junior

3 – 0

goal door undefined Vinícius Júnior in 69′, 4 – 0

69′

Vinícius Junior

69′

Vinícius Junior

4 – 0

Real Madrid remains in the corner where the blows fall. There are the heavy home defeats against Barcelona and Milan, Mbappé who does not immediately find his way and the many injuries, of which two more occurred this afternoon against Osasuna. Rodrygo and Militao dropped out before half time. Real won easily with 3 goals from Vinicius and the first of the season from Bellingham.

The 0-0 was still on the board when Rodrygo left the field in tears after 20 minutes. The Brazilian attacker, who made his return after injuring his right thigh against Dortmund on October 22, appears to have relapsed from that injury.

Five minutes later his compatriot Eder Militao followed. He fell in the penalty area and clutched his right knee. He was taken away with a stretcher and there are fears of a serious injury.

In August 2023, Militao tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in the first league match against Bilbao. He was sidelined for 8 months.

Lucas Vazquez was also hit in the first half and remained in the locker room at halftime.

(read more below photo)

Rodrygo may have relapsed from his thigh injury on October 22 against Dortmund.

Real Madrid, where Thibaut Courtois is also in the doldrums, could console themselves somewhat with the easy 4-0 against the number 5.

Vinicius Junior achieved his Golden Ball award with a hat-trick, and Jude Bellingham finally scored his first goal for Real since May 14 shortly before half-time.

Bellingham set Vinicius up to make it 1-0, after which he opened his account with a beautiful lob over the goalkeeper. Just after the hour, Vinicius shot twice more, hard and mercilessly.

Real has 27 points in second place, 6 less than leader Barcelona, ​​which plays at Sociedad tomorrow.

José Arnáiz (CA Osasuna) is able to take the shot, but his shot is blocked.

Endrick (Real Madrid) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on José Arnáiz (CA Osasuna).

An extra 3 minutes will be added.

Antonio Rüdiger (Real Madrid) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Iker Muñoz (CA Osasuna).

Lucas Torro (CA Osasuna) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Kylian Mbappé (Real Madrid).

Lucas Torro (CA Osasuna) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Brahim Díaz (Real Madrid).

Federico Valverde (Real Madrid) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Abel Bretones (CA Osasuna).

The line judge’s flag goes up: Moi Gómez (CA Osasuna) was offside.

Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Lucas Torro (CA Osasuna).

Brahim Díaz (Real Madrid) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Abel Bretones (CA Osasuna).

Vinícius Júnior can score for Real Madrid. The assist comes courtesy of Brahim Díaz.

Fran García (Real Madrid) kicks on goal, but his shot goes wide.

Save from Sergio Herrera (CA Osasuna), who is able to parry the ball while diving.

Federico Valverde (Real Madrid) scores…

Kylian Mbappé (Real Madrid) is able to approach, but his shot is blocked.

Jesús Areso Blanco (CA Osasuna) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Vinícius Júnior (Real Madrid).

Jon Moncayola (CA Osasuna) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Vinícius Júnior (Real Madrid).

Save from Sergio Herrera (CA Osasuna), who is able to parry the ball while diving.

Vinícius Júnior can score for Real Madrid. The assist was made by Andriy Lunin.

Jon Moncayola takes the corner for CA Osasuna. He drops the ball centrally in front of goal.

Kylian Mbappé (Real Madrid) kicks on goal, but his shot goes wide.

The ball goes over the back line into a corner kick. It is taken by Luka Modric (Real Madrid), but his cross is too short and is cleared.

Kylian Mbappé (Real Madrid) is able to approach, but his shot is blocked.

Alejandro Catena (CA Osasuna) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Kylian Mbappé (Real Madrid).

The line judge’s flag goes up: Vinícius Júnior (Real Madrid) was offside.

The line judge’s flag goes up: Kylian Mbappé (Real Madrid) was offside.

Vinícius Júnior (Real Madrid) shoots at goal, but his shot goes wide.

Enzo Boyomo (CA Osasuna) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Vinícius Júnior (Real Madrid).

Abel Bretones (CA Osasuna) shoots at goal, but his shot goes wide.

Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid) is able to approach, but his shot is blocked.

Free kick for Real Madrid. Jon Moncayola (CA Osasuna) held Kylian Mbappé and the referee saw it.

Eduardo Camavinga (Real Madrid) kicks on goal, but his shot goes wide.

Rubén Peña (CA Osasuna) is blown back by the referee. He went too hard on Eduardo Camavinga (Real Madrid).

Jude Bellingham can score for Real Madrid. The assist is credited to Raúl Asencio.

Jesús Areso Blanco (CA Osasuna) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Fran García (Real Madrid).

The VAR reviewed the images again and confirmed the goal for Real Madrid.

Vinícius Júnior can score for Real Madrid. The assist was made by Jude Bellingham.

Brahim Díaz (Real Madrid) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Enzo Boyomo (CA Osasuna).

Brahim Díaz (Real Madrid) is able to take the shot, but his shot is blocked.

The ball goes over the back line into a corner kick. It is taken by Lucas Vázquez (Real Madrid), but his cross is too short and is cleared.

The ball goes over the back line into a corner kick. It is taken by Kylian Mbappé (Real Madrid), but his cross is too short and is cleared.

Rubén Peña (CA Osasuna) is blown back by the referee. He went too hard on Vinícius Júnior (Real Madrid).

Alejandro Catena (CA Osasuna) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Antonio Rüdiger (Real Madrid).

Jon Moncayola takes the corner for CA Osasuna. He drops the ball centrally in front of goal.

Jesús Areso Blanco (CA Osasuna) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Fran García (Real Madrid).

Eduardo Camavinga (Real Madrid) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Aimar Oroz (CA Osasuna).

Abel Bretones (CA Osasuna) is blown back by the referee. He went too hard on Brahim Díaz (Real Madrid).

Éder Militão (Real Madrid) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Sergio Herrera (CA Osasuna).

Rodrygo takes the corner for Real Madrid. He drops the ball centrally in front of goal.

The ball goes over the back line into a corner kick. It is taken by Rodrygo (Real Madrid), but his cross is too short and is cleared.

Rodrygo takes the corner for Real Madrid. He drops the ball centrally in front of goal.

Save from Sergio Herrera (CA Osasuna), who is able to parry the ball while diving.

Rodrygo (Real Madrid) scores…

Free kick for Real Madrid. Jesús Areso Blanco (CA Osasuna) held Vinícius Júnior and the referee saw that.

Lucas Vázquez takes the corner for Real Madrid. He drops the ball centrally in front of goal.

Lucas Vázquez takes the corner for Real Madrid. He drops the ball centrally in front of goal.

Kylian Mbappé (Real Madrid) is able to approach, but his shot is blocked.

The attempt is saved by Sergio Herrera (CA Osasuna), who does not give away a rebound.

Kylian Mbappé (Real Madrid) scores…

Eduardo Camavinga (Real Madrid) is whistled back by the referee. He went too hard on Aimar Oroz (CA Osasuna).

Jon Moncayola takes the corner for CA Osasuna. He drops the ball centrally in front of goal.

The ball goes over the back line into a corner kick. It is taken by Rodrygo (Real Madrid), but his cross is too short and is cleared.

Rodrygo takes the corner for Real Madrid. He drops the ball centrally in front of goal.

Vinícius Júnior (Real Madrid) is able to build, but his shot is blocked.

Rodrygo takes the corner for Real Madrid. He drops the ball centrally in front of goal.

Real Madrid vs CA Osasuna: A Dazzling Affair!

So, let’s break it down! We witnessed an electrifying performance from Real Madrid, who slapped CA Osasuna around like a playful kitten with a ball of yarn, pulling off a resounding 4-0 victory. Vinícius Júnior, the Brazilian superstar, decided he’d had enough of all this “teamwork” nonsense and went for a personal hat-trick that sent the Osasuna defense packing back to wherever they came from. I mean, seriously, it was like watching a dinner Alex Reed arrive and immediately demolish your finest china—utter chaos!

First Half Highlights

• 21′ – Rodrygo off for Brahim Díaz. Talk about a dramatic exit—Rodrygo was in tears! It’s the kind of heart-wrenching moment usually reserved for romantic films.
• 30′ – Eder Militão also made his exit, presumably not in tears but clutching his knee like it was the last doughnut in the box.
• 34′ – Goal! Vinícius Júnior breaks the deadlock. 1-0! Joined the party late, but boy, did he make an entrance!
• 42′ – Goal! Jude Bellingham joins in, making it 2-0. It’s a comeback of sorts for Bellingham; I guess he needed that for his own confidence—a bit like me trying to find my socks on a Monday morning.

Second Half Shenanigans

• 55′ – Alejandro Catena gets a yellow card. To be fair, he probably just needed a drink to cool off after being left for dead by Vinícius.
• 61′ – Another Goal! Vinícius Júnior strikes again, making it 3-0. At this point, someone should’ve put a ‘No Trespassing’ sign on the Osasuna goal.
• 69′ – And just for good measure, Vinícius Júnior puts away his third goal. The poor Osasuna keeper probably thought he was a piñata at a birthday party!

The Aftermath

So, Real Madrid might have walked away with their heads held high, but they’re still haunted by injuries, with Rodrygo and Militão now possibly adding to their already expansive injury list. It’s like they’re collecting them! Maybe they should start a support group, “Injured Players Anonymous.” I can just imagine the meetings—“Hi, I’m Éder, and I’ve had 5 surgeries this season…”

Speaking of collecting, Vinícius Jr. must have a special place reserved in his trophy cabinet for the Golden Ball, with his hat-trick showing on a day filled with dramatic exits and resounding victories. Bravo, sir, Bravo! And let’s not forget Bellingham—his first strike of the season! It’s like watching your friend finally get a date after being left ghosted for months.

As for Osasuna, perhaps a little post-match therapy is needed after being put through the wringer. But hey, they’ll bounce back, right? They might just need to remember how to play football without feeling like they’re auditioning for a slapstick comedy.

The Bigger Picture

With Real Madrid sitting comfortably in 2nd place, 6 points off the leaders, Barcelona, things are looking up despite a wobbling injury list. And what do we say to those who claim they are ‘in a slump’? “Not today, my friend!” With a game plan executed flawlessly and a trio of goals from Vinícius Júnior that’ll have the fans singing his praises long into the night, Real Madrid reminded us all why they still command the respect (and envy) across Europe.

So, here’s to the next match—may it be as exhilarating as this one, without all the injuries! Football, eh? Always a treat!

1. 21′ – Verv. Rodrygo by Brahim Díaz
2. 30′ – Verv. Éder Militão by Raúl Asencio
3. 34′ – Goal – Vinícius Júnior (1 – 0)
4. 42′ – Goal – Jude Bellingham (2 – 0)

1. 55′ – Yellow – Alejandro Catena
2. 59′ – Verv. Rubén Peña by Raúl García
3. 61′ – Goal – Vinícius Júnior (3 – 0)
4. 69′ – Goal – Vinícius Júnior (4 – 0)
5. 71′ – Verv. Ante Budimir by Moi Gómez
6. 71′ – Verv. Aimar Oroz by Rubén García
7. 75′ – Cont. Jude Bellingham by Arda Güler
8. 75′ – Verv. Vinícius Júnior by Endrick
9. 82′ – Verv. Bryan Zaragoza by José Arnáiz
10. 82′ – Verv. Jon Moncayola by Iker Muñoz
11. 88′ – Yellow – Lucas Torro

LaLiga EA Sports – matchday 13 – 09/11/24 – 14:03

Real Madrid remains in a precarious state after suffering heavy home defeats against major rivals Barcelona and Milan. The match saw key player Rodrygo leave the field in tears during the 20th minute, a worrying sign that he may have re-aggravated his previous thigh injury sustained on October 22 against Dortmund.

Militao’s alarming departure followed shortly after, as he fell in the penalty area, clutching his right knee, which raised fears of a serious injury needing immediate attention. He previously endured a devastating injury to his anterior cruciate ligament earlier this season.

Despite these setbacks, Real Madrid secured a resounding 4-0 victory against Osasuna, bolstered by three brilliant goals from Vinícius Júnior, who celebrated his recent Golden Ball award. Jude Bellingham also joined the scoresheet, marking his first goal of the season and scoring with a precise lob that demonstrated his burgeoning talent.

The attacking duo’s synergy was palpable—the assist for Vinícius’ first goal came from Bellingham himself, reflecting their growing partnership on the pitch. With this convincing win, Real Madrid climbed to 27 points, remaining in second place in La Liga, six points behind the leaders Barcelona, who play tomorrow.

Vinícius Junior achieved his Golden Ball award with a hat-trick, and Jude Bellingham’s contributions were pivotal, showcasing his skill and vision on the field.

The VAR reviewed the images again and confirmed the goal for Real Madrid.

Free kick for Real Madrid. Jesús Areso Blanco (CA Osasuna) held Vinícius Júnior, and the referee awarded the foul after observing the incident.

Sure! Let’s summarize the match⁣ report you’ve provided.

—

### Match ​Summary: Real Madrid vs. Osasuna

**Result:** Real Madrid​ 4 – 0 Osasuna

#### Key Events:

– **21’**:⁤ Rodrygo is‍ substituted by Brahim‍ Díaz due to ⁤injury concerns.

– **30’**: Éder Militão ‌makes way for Raúl Asencio, also presumably due to injury.

– **34’**: Vinícius Júnior opens the scoring, giving‍ Real Madrid a‍ 1-0 lead.

– **42’**: ‍Jude Bellingham⁤ doubles the lead with his first goal of the season, making‌ it⁢ 2-0.

– **55’**: Alejandro Catena of Osasuna receives a yellow card.

– **61′ & 69’**: Vinícius Júnior scores two more goals, completing his hat-trick and bringing the ⁤score to 4-0.

– **75’**: Vinícius ⁢Júnior is substituted off for Endrick as a precaution after his stellar performance.

#### Analysis:

Real Madrid​ showcased an impressive offensive display, led by Vinícius Júnior, who netted three goals, while Bellingham⁤ contributed with one. The team demonstrated their resilience despite accumulating injuries to key players such as Rodrygo and Militão, who may now join the club’s growing injury list described humorously as “Injured Players Anonymous.”

#### Impact:

With this victory, Real Madrid solidifies ‌their position in second place in La Liga,⁣ trailing Barcelona by six points. Their performance ⁢against Osasuna proved their continued strength and attacking threat, reaffirming their status as a​ leading contender in the league.

#### Conclusion:

The match concluded with jubilant celebrations for Real Madrid, ‍while Osasuna will need to​ regroup following this heavy defeat. As the league progresses, Madrid must navigate their injury challenges while maintaining their competitive edge.

—

This summary captures the essence of the‌ match, highlighting the crucial moments and performances while addressing the ⁤wider implications for both teams.