Zinedine Zidane has guided Real Madrid through to the Spanish Super Cup finals after their 3-1 win over Valencia in Saudi Arabia. Toni Kroos was the talk of the match with a superb opening goal that Valencia never recovered from.
Real Madrid dominated Valencia right from the offset, scoring 2 goals in the first half.
Toni Kroos opened the scoreline for Real Madrid in the 15th minute, amazingly scoring from a corner kick that curled right into the goal.
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Valencia Goalkeeper Jaume Doménech who was caught unawares ran back towards the goal but only managed to punch it into his own goal.
Isco then followed up with a goal in the 39th minute of play after scoring the second goal for Real Madrid off a rebounded shot from Luka Modrić.
Real’s kept up their momentum and drive in the second half with Federico Valverde almost scoring as his shot just narrowly missed the goal.
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Luka Modrić wrapped it up for Real scoring their third goal of the night in the game in the 65th minute of play after some fancy footwork in the box saw him clip the ball between Valencia’s Gabriel and Francis Coquelin, gliding it right in front of Jaume Doménech and into the goal.
Daniel Parejo managed to score a consolation goal for Valencia off a penalty kick just before the final whistle after an accidental handball from Sergio Ramos.
Zinedine Zidane and his squad now progress through to the final round of the Spanish Super Cup after their 3-1 victory over Valencia.
The tournament that is being held in Saudi Arabia has taken on a new format with the top two teams from La Liga and the Copa del Rey playing each other instead of just the 2 winners facing off as was the case before.
