Real Madrid will face Osasuna tomorrow in the Spanish King’s Cup final.
Madrid is aiming to achieve its 20th cup victory in the club’s history, while Osasuna is aiming for its first championship.
Spanish King’s Cup (Copa del Rey) will find its owner after the final match to be played tomorrow. In the King’s Cup final, Real Madrid and Osasuna will meet at the Sevilla Olympic Stadium at 23.00 CEST. Referee Jorge Sanchez will moderate the match. Real Madrid, which has taken the King’s Cup to its museum 19 times before, will fight to become the champion for the 20th time. The Madrid team last won the King’s Cup in the 2013-2014 season. Osasuna will take the field for the first King’s Cup title in the club’s history.
Real Madrid eliminated Barcelona in the semi-finals and Osasuna eliminated Athletic Bilbao
Real Madrid lost 1-0 to Barcelona in the first leg of the King’s Cup semi-finals, with Militao’s own goal. Madrid team advanced to the final by defeating their opponent 4-0 with the goals of Benzema (3) and Vinicius Jr. in the semi-final second leg. Osasuna beat Athletic Bilbao 1-0 in the first leg of the semi-finals with a goal from Ezzalzouli. Despite losing 1-0 to his opponent in the rematch, Osasuna drew 1-1 with Ibanez’s goal in the 116th minute of the match, which went into overtime, and reached the final.
Benzema in Real Madrid and Kike in Osasuna draw attention
Real Madrid scored 11 goals in 5 games played in the King’s Cup this season. 4 of these goals came from experienced striker Karim Benzema. Osasuna scored 15 goals in 7 matches in the cup. The top scorer of the red-blues was Kike, who scored 5 goals.