Real Madrid will take a 1-0 lead in the second leg of the Copa del Rey semifinal with the actual sociedad from their teenage Prodigy, Endrick.
The 18 -year -old Brazilian struck in the 19th minute to give Los Blancos a thin advantage that comes into the return accessory to Bernabeu on April 1st.
But they did it without the services of the Kylian Mbappe, as the Frenchman suffered pain during the night after removing a tooth.
Carlo Ancelotti had initially confirmed that MBappe would be in dispute over the game despite training due to the process, but was subsequently omitted by the team before the start.
Thibaut Courtois and Fede Valverde were also missing, but they are considered to be both rest.
🏁 @Realsocieedio 0-1 @Realmadriden
⚽ 19 ′ @Endrick
👉 @Emirates pic.twitter.com/ncc96vre0m– Real Madrid CF 🇬🇧🇺🇸 (@realmadriden) 26 February 2025
In the other semifinal first leg on Tuesday, Barcelona played a fascinating 4-4 draw with Real’s Atletico city opponents.
Julian Alvarez and Antoine Griezmann gave Atletico a lead after just six minutes at the Olympic Stadium of Lluis Companys, but Barcelona hit back with a goal by Pedri, Pau Curbasi and Inigo Martinez before the break.
Robert Lewandowski then added a quarter to 15 minutes, but it was then that Diego’s Men’s Men Simeone would hit back as a late goal by Marcus Llorente and Alexander Sorloth ensured that the balance would be in the balance that goes to the second leg.
Elsewhere in Epirus, the Rangers surpassed premature terrorism to beat Kilmarnock at Scottish Premiership.
Joe Wright and Brad Lyons gave the house a shock two goals after just a quarter of an hour. However, potential blush by visitors were saved as Vaclav Cerny, Nedim Bajrani and Cyriel Dessers Brace turned the game to Rangers’ favor.
Full -time employment against Kilmarnock.
💙 A double from Cyriel Dessers plus goals from Václav černý and Nedim Bajrami ensures a fierce battle for Rugby Park.
Kilmarnock 2-4 Rangers pic.twitter.com/xkawfd2evr
– Rangers Football Club (@Rangersfc) 26 February 2025
The result holds the Rangers, who this week appointed former player Barry Ferguson as lead coach until the end of the season following the departure of Philipe Clement, 13 points behind the leaders of the Celtic Championship, who destroyed Aberdeen 5-1 on Tuesday.
Daizen Maeda noted twice, while Jota, Callum McGregor and Yang Hyun-Jun also found the net to give Brendan Rodgers a convincing victory.
Shayden Morris scored the target for Aberdeen.
