Real Madrid Thrash Minera to Reach Copa Del Rey Last 16

Real Madrid Crush Deportivo Minera 5-0 to Reach Copa del Rey Last 16

Real Madrid sailed into the Copa del Rey last 16 with a commanding 5-0 victory over fourth-tier side Deportivo Minera on Monday. The Spanish giants showcased their depth as young talents and seasoned veterans combined to deliver a dominant performance.

Uruguayan midfielder Federico Valverde opened the scoring early, volleying home at the back post to set the tone. Just minutes later, French international Eduardo Camavinga doubled the lead with a powerful header, asserting Real Madrid’s control over the match.

Arda Güler, the promising Turkish playmaker, made it 3-0 before halftime with a deflected shot after an impressive cut inside from the right flank. Despite several key players being rested ahead of the upcoming Spanish Super Cup in Saudi Arabia, Coach Carlo Ancelotti‘s side didn’t miss a beat.

Veteran midfielder Luka Modrić, at 39 years old, added his name to the scoresheet in the second half with a trademark curling effort. Güler rounded off the rout in the dying minutes, tapping in his second goal after a slick assist from Fran García.

Young Brazilian forward Endrick came close to scoring, and substitute appearances from stars like Vinícius Júnior added excitement for the fans. Meanwhile, Brahim Díaz nearly extended the lead further, hitting the post with a fierce strike.

Elsewhere in the competition, Barcelona and Atlético Madrid also secured their spots in the next round, while holders Athletic Bilbao faced a tougher challenge, edging past third-tier Logroñés on penalties.

The draw for the Copa del Rey last 16 will take place on Wednesday, with fixtures scheduled between January 14th and 16th. With performances like this, Real Madrid will be eyeing another trophy to add to their illustrious cabinet.

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