Real Madrid
FT
5
:
0
vs
HT 5 : 0
Sevilla
Real Madrid
FT
5
:
0
vs
HT 5 : 0
Sevilla
- Kick Off at 15:15 (GMT) on 9th December, 2017
- The referee for this match is Juan Martinez
- Attendance of 76924 fans at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu
- This is a match in La Liga - Primera Division, Season 2017/2018
- Real Madrid
- Goals
- Fernandez (3')
- Ronaldo (23')
- Ronaldo (31')
- Kroos (38')
- Hakimi (42')
- Sevilla
- Cards
- Navas (31')
- Banega (37')
Full lineups: Real Madrid vs Sevilla
Real Madrid
Starting XI
- 1. Keylor Navas
- 19. Achraf Hakimi
- 3. Jesus Vallejo
- 6. Nacho Fernandez
- 12. Marcelo
- 17. Lucas Vazquez
- 8. Toni Kroos
- 10. Luka Modric
- 20. Marco Asensio
- 9. Karim Benzema
- 7. Cristiano Ronaldo
Substitutes
- 13. Francisco Casilla
- 15. Theo Hernandez
- 18. Marcos Llorente
- 21. Borja Mayoral
- 22. Isco
- 23. Mateo Kovacic
- 24. Daniel Ceballos
Coach
- Zinedine Zidane
Sevilla
Starting XI
- 1. Sergio Rico
- 25. Gabriel Mercado
- 4. Simon Kjaer
- 5. Clement Lenglet
- 3. Lionel Carole
- 10. Ever Banega
- 14. Guido Pizarro
- 22. Franco Vazquez
- 16. Jesus Navas
- 20. Luis Muriel
- 24. Nolito
Substitutes
- 13. David Soria
- 7. Michael Krohn-Dehli
- 9. Wissam Ben Yedder
- 11. Joaquin Correa
- 12. Johannes Geis
- 17. Pablo Sarabia
- 19. Paulo Ganso
Coach
- Ernesto Marcucci
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