Real Madrid defeats Juventus in front of 93,702 fans at Rose Bowl.
Karim Benzema scored his second objective of preseason as Real Madrid beat Juventus 2-0 before a 93,702 group at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena in the last round of their visit through the United States.
Benzema put Madrid ahead from the punishment spot in the nineteenth moment after Vinicius Junior was brought somewhere near Danilo, shooting low into the base corner past goalkeeper Mattia Perin.
Substitute Marco Asensio made it 2-0 from Jesus Vallejo's cross with 69 minutes played to make it a success, a draw and a misfortune for Madrid in the U.S. this month.
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Chief Carlo Ancelotti picked the beginning XI that is supposed to play the UEFA Super Cup against Eintracht Frankfurt, with five changes to the group that drew 2-2 with Club America on Wednesday.
Benzema had the ball in the net with only 10 seconds on the clock after a shrewd routine directly from start off, yet the objective was precluded for offside.
Leonardo Bonucci hit the bar with a plunging free kick before Madrid started to lead the pack halfway through the main half.
Danilo surrendered ownership and when Vinicius drove at the Juventus safeguard he was felled by an ungainly test as the protector endeavored to recuperate.
Benzema changed over the punishment for his second objective in as many games, subsequent to missing Madrid's visit opening loss to Barcelona.
The Italian goliaths had their very own punishment allure waved away when Eder Militao had to make a plunge on Angel Di Maria to rescue Ferland Mendy's underhit pass, while Vinicius shot into the side netting and Juventus safeguard Bremer undermined with a header before half-time.
Ancelotti rolled out only one improvement at the break, Antonio Rudiger supplanting Militao.
David Alaba had a shot hindered, Mendy's cross was palmed away by Perrin and Dani Carvajal saw a work saved as Madrid ruled right off the bat in the last part.
Benzema's left-footed styler was tipped around the post by Perin before Madrid rolled out nine further improvements with a little more than an hour played.
One of them, Asensio, made it 2-0, clearing in Vallejo's cross from the edge of the six-yard box after some shrewd footwork from another substitute, Eden Hazard, to ensure the success.
source: espn.com