Model verdict
Post-match · 90 sec read
Statistics
VAL 1 – 2 REA38%
Possession (%)
62%
0.89
Expected Goals (xG)
expected goals
2.01
8
Total Shots
17
5
Shots on Target
5
3
Shots off Target
8
6
Shots Inside Box
8
2
Corner Kicks
5
0
Offsides
4
16
Fouls
9
81%
Pass Accuracy (%)
89%
2
Yellow Cards
3
3
Goalkeeper Saves
4
Match events
18 · 1 – 2Hugo Duro
1–0
27'
36'
▮
Dani Ceballos
Yellow Card
Half-time · 1 – 0
55'
⚽
Jude Bellingham (P)
Penalty · 1–1
Sergi Canós ↓ · Diego López ↑
Substitution 1
67'
Hugo Guillamón ↓ · Javi Guerra ↑
Substitution 2
68'
68'
⇄
E. Camavinga ↓ · F. Mendy ↑
Substitution 1
68'
⇄
Brahim Díaz ↓ · Rodrygo ↑
Substitution 2
Sergi Canós
Yellow Card
69'
Stole Dimitrievski
Yellow Card
78'
78'
▮
Lucas Vázquez
Yellow Card
79'
▮
Vinícius Júnior
Red Card
80'
⇄
L. Modrić ↓ · Dani Ceballos ↑
Substitution 3
85'
⚽
L. Modrić
Assist · J. Bellingham · 1–2
87'
▮
Luka Modrić
Yellow Card
Jesús Vázquez ↓ · Yarek Gąsiorowski ↑
Substitution 3
88'
Dani Gómez ↓ · André Almeida ↑
Substitution 4
88'
90+6'
⚽
J. Bellingham
1–3
90+7'
⇄
Raúl Asencio ↓ · J. Bellingham ↑
Substitution 4
Full-time · 1 – 2
Match recap
Real Madrid won 2–1 away at Valencia. At half-time it was 1–0.
In possession, the visitors ran the game with 62% of the ball. For accuracy, the visitors completed 89% of their passes. On the balance of chances, the visitors held the expected-goals edge, 2.01 to 0.89. In attack, the visitors carried the greater threat — 17 shots to 8, 5 on target. From set pieces, the visitors won the corner count, 5 to 2. For discipline, the referee produced 5 yellow cards.
On the scoresheet: Hugo Duro (27'), L. Modrić (85'), J. Bellingham (90+6'). Vinícius Júnior was sent off in the 79' minute.