Club World Cup giants match: Real Madrid beat Juventus with one goal, Arnold assists the new star to win

In the 8th-finals of the Club World Cup in the early morning of July 2, Real Madrid defeated Juventus 1-0 and successfully advanced to the next round. Behind this seemingly dull score, there are rich tactical content and key turning points. When the 50th minute of the game went on, Real Madrid coach Alonso made a key substitution adjustment and replaced Camavenga with Arnold. This seemingly ordinary substitution immediately took effect after 4 minutes. Arnold sent a precise cross on the right, assisting 20-year-old Garcia to head the ball. This goal not only demonstrates the importance of coaches' on-the-spot adjustments, but also highlights the value of young players. Garcia has scored 3 goals in the last 4 games, showing a good competitive state.

Juventus goalkeeper Di Gregorio performed bravely in this game, completing 6 key saves in the game, including blocking Gulaire's must-have goal in the 72nd minute. But what is quite dramatic is that it was his save in the 54th minute that indirectly assisted Garcia's winning goal, which precisely reflects the charm of the football game.

The key to winning and losing the entire game lies in Real Madrid's precise control of the game rhythm. In the first half, they actively contracted their defense and suddenly exerted their strength in the second half. This tactical change made it difficult for Juventus to adapt. Within 15 minutes of the second half, Real Madrid completed 7 shots, and Garcia finally broke the deadlock. This tactical execution once again proves Real Madrid's experienced experience in key games.

This game also reflects the trend of youthful football in today's football world. In addition to Garcia who scored goals, young players such as Bellingham played an important role. In contrast, although Juventus has performed well in its young players, it is still a little immature at critical moments. This victory allowed Real Madrid to take another step towards the championship goal, and for Juventus, it is necessary to summarize experience from the loss and speed up the team's pace of renewal.