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Real Madrid have confirmed the full schedule for their 2025 FIFA Club World Cup group stage campaign.
The Spanish giants will kick off their tournament on June 18, where they will face Al Hilal at the iconic Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. This marks the beginning of their journey in one of the most prestigious football tournaments globally.
Following their opening match, Real Madrid will play their second group game against Pachuca on June 22.
This match will be held at the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, providing the team with another opportunity to showcase their strength on the world stage.
To wrap up the group stage, the European champions will take on Salzburg on June 27. This match will be played at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, as Real Madrid aims to secure their place in the knockout stages.
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After the group phase, the top two teams from each group will progress to the round of 16. These knockout matches are set to take place between June 28 and July 1.
The tournament will continue with the quarter-finals, which will be held on July 4 and 5, followed by the semi-finals on July 8 and 9. The eagerly awaited final is scheduled for Sunday, July 13.
Real Madrid’s fixtures are crucial as they aim to extend their dominance on the international stage, with hopes of adding another prestigious trophy to their collection.
Their performances in the group stage will be key to advancing into the later rounds, where the competition will intensify.
Matchday 1: Real Madrid vs Al Hilal – Wednesday, June 18
Matchday 2: Real Madrid vs Pachuca – Sunday, June 22
Marchday 3: Real Madrid vs Salzburg – Friday, June 27
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Real Madrid fans can breathe a sigh of relief as Rodrygo has returned to training and is set to be available for the upcoming clash against Atalanta.
This update, shared by Fabrizio Romano, comes as a positive turn of events after the Brazilian forward was forced to miss Real Madrid’s recent game against Girona due to a muscle issue.
Just before Real Madrid’s trip to Girona, reports emerged that Rodrygo had picked up a muscle injury, ruling him out of the match.
This marked yet another setback for the young attacker, who has already faced a few injury-related absences this season. The latest concern raised questions about his availability for the crucial Champions League encounter against Atalanta.
However, his quick return to training has put those doubts to rest, and he is now expected to feature in the team’s plans for the game.
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The timing of Rodrygo’s recovery is crucial as Real Madrid continues to navigate a packed schedule across competitions. His presence adds a vital attacking option for Carlo Ancelotti, who has had to juggle his squad amid injuries to key players.
On a related note, Vinicius Jr. was also seen participating in training sessions recently. While it remains uncertain whether he will accompany Rodrygo for the trip to Italy, there are encouraging signs regarding his recovery.
According to earlier reports, Vinicius has been making significant progress and is aiming to return either in the Champions League match against Atalanta on 10 December or the La Liga game against Rayo Vallecano on 14 December.
His potential comeback will undoubtedly bolster Real Madrid’s attacking depth during this crucial period.
With Rodrygo back and Vinicius nearing a return, Real Madrid’s frontline is gradually regaining strength as the team looks to maintain its momentum in both domestic and European competitions.
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