River vs Real Madrid: Youth Club World Cup Exit & Red Cards | Olé

06/09/2025 17:09hs.

The final tumult, with shoves and the technical bodies intervening to separate the players, perfectly summarized the match between River y Real Madrid for the quarterfinals of the Youth Club World Cup: an intense meeting in which, Despite the good performance of the CARP, the irregular decisions of the referee ended up leaving with three less playerswhich completely conditioned the course of the game.

River Plate

With three expelled in a hot match, River was eliminated from the youth club

From the first minute, River showed a solid offensive game, looking for the rival arch with determination. The high pressure and rapid circulation of the ball generated several clear goal opportunities, and the medium distance shots tested the reaction of the Real Madrid goalkeeper. But, the expulsion of Gonzalo Pereyra at 34 ‘, began to decim a team that began to suffer from Real Madrid in the second half.

The double expulsion of Cirilo Pereyra (21′ ST) and Emiliano Quevedo (33” ST)finished conditioning a River who suffered the first blow to the 5 ‘of the second half with a goal by Mateo Garrido and, at 21’, Bryan Bugarín extended the free kick advantage.

He armed himself on the end.

The arbitration controversy and the frustration for the defeat caused the party to end with several friction, and after the final whistle, a stir in the field that had to contain the technical bodies and the security personnel; Despite this, River said goodbye to the tournament having left a good performance.

River formation

Ramiro Burratti; Thiago Salvatierra, Juan Baldes, Cirilo Pereyra, Emiliano Quevedo; Santiago Espíndola, Ignacio Riera, Román Fernández, Gonzalo Pereyra; Lautaro Pereyra, Dilan Duarte.

The river kids in the Club World Cup.The river kids in the Club World Cup.

Marcus Cole

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