Real Madrid defeats Eintracht and wins the UEFA Super Cup

Three minutes later, “Real” striker Vinicius Junior sent the ball into the lower right corner of the goal, but the opponent’s player saved the ball.

The goal was scored in the 37th minute. First, Vinicius’ shot was saved by the goalkeeper of the German team, Kevin Trapp, the ball then hit the crossbar, but after Toni Kroos’s corner kick, Casemira headed the ball to David Alaba, who put it into the goal – 1-0 for “Real”.

In the 41st minute, after another pass from Kroos, Karim Benzema could have scored a goal, but the ball flew a little past the left corner of the goal after his shot.

In the 55th minute, after the ball was crossed in the penalty area, Junior was the first to get to it, but his shot was saved by Trapp in the middle of the goal.

In the 61st minute, Kazemiru hit the crossbar with a long shot.

In the 64th minute, “Eintracht” had one of the rare opportunities to score a goal. Ansgar Knauf went into the penalty area, but the shot was weak in the bottom right corner of the goal and Courtois caught the ball.

In the next attack on the opposite goal, Junior reached the penalty area on the left side, dribbled into it and passed the ball to Benzema, who sent the ball into the left corner of the goal a meter inside the penalty area. The ball hit the goalkeeper Trapp’s right hand, but the goalkeeper of the Frankfurt team could not prevent the loss of the goal.

The general secretary of the Latvian Football Federation (LFF) Artur Gaidel was entrusted with the duties of a UEFA delegate in this game.

The two teams met in one of the European club tournaments for the first time since the 1960 European Cup final, in which “Real” footballers won their fifth title in a row, winning 7:3.

This was the first time that Finland hosted one of the decisive matches of a European club tournament. In 2009, the final tournament of the European Championship for women took place in this country.

“Barcelona” and “AC Milan” reached among the most successful Super Cup teams of “Real”. All three have now won five times each.

Last year, in the UEFA Super Cup, London’s Chelsea beat Spain’s Villareal in a shootout.