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Yahoo
2 days ago
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Real Madrid star's injury recovery ‘progressing much faster than expected'
Real Madrid star Eduardo Camavinga is recovering from injury at a considerably faster pace than was originally anticipated. That's according to Marca, who have on Saturday provided an insight into the situation. Advertisement Midfielder Camavinga has for his part been sidelined since back in April, owing to a muscular injury. En route to a 1-0 La Liga downing of Getafe, the Frenchman pulled up with a groin concern, which was later confirmed to have brought a premature end to his 2024/25 campaign. The initial assumption was that Camavinga would likely also be ruled out of the upcoming Club World Cup in the USA. If the latest word stemming from the media this weekend is anything to go by, though, then the 22-year-old could yet return to boost the options of new boss Xabi Alonso much sooner than expected. As per Marca: 'The player appears to be progressing much faster than expected. Given what's been seen 11 days before Madrid's campaign for the latest title, Camavinga could be available in time to make a last-minute comeback (at the Club World Cup).' Conor Laird – GSFN


News18
26-04-2025
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- News18
'They Have No Right': Referee For Copa Del Rey Final In Tears Over Real Madrid TV Attacks
Last Updated: Pablo Gonzalez Fuentes, who will serve as the VAR official for Saturday's match, also criticised RMTV's actions. The referee appointed for the upcoming Copa del Rey final between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea, became emotional on Friday while discussing the intense pressure he faces ahead of the match. He was questioned about a video released by Real Madrid's Club TV network, RMTV, highlighting his supposed mistakes in previous matches against them. RMTV frequently employs this tactic to influence referees before key games. When asked about this latest video, de Burgos Bengoetxea could not hold back tears as he spoke about the impact on him and his family, reports Xinhua. Referee Final De Burgos Bengoetxea breaks down in tears at the press conference: 'When your son goes to school and there are children who tell him that his father is a thief and he comes home crying, that's really tough." — Real Madrid Info ³⁶ (@RMadridInfo) April 25, 2025 'When your son comes back from school and other kids have said to him that his father is a thief, it's really hard," he said. 'They have no right to make us go through this, but it's not just something between professionals; a lot of families depend on this, and everyone should take some time to reflect on what they are doing." Pablo Gonzalez Fuentes, who will serve as the VAR official for Saturday's match, also criticised RMTV's actions. 'They have to understand the consequences of these videos," he said, explaining that they lead to online campaigns against officials. 'We're seeing community managers on official social media platforms attacking the community for just one more like. We see actions by football players that suggest we're dishonest. When a journalist talks about 'theft,' fans take that frustration out on the child who's about to referee a youth team. We must address these types of situations and return to a healthier and cleaner style of football," he commented. Their French international midfielder Eduardo Camavinga will be out until next season after suffering a serious groin injury in Wednesday's 1-0 win away to Getafe. Camavinga replaced David Alaba at the start of the second half after the Austrian suffered a muscle injury, but in the 87th minute, he was unable to continue and had to leave the pitch, even though Madrid had used all of its substitutes. Speaking after the game, Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti commented that both Alaba and Camavinga would struggle to be fit for Saturday's Copa del Rey final against FC Barcelona. However, tests carried out on Thursday morning showed Camavinga's injury to be much worse than previously thought. First Published:
Yahoo
25-04-2025
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4-1-2-1-2 Real Madrid Predicted Lineup Against FC Barcelona
Real Madrid will face Barcelona in the final of the Copa Del Rey at the Estadio de La Cartuja. The club from the Spanish capital have not been in their best form this season. They have struggled in La Liga and are four points behind Barcelona. They have been knocked out of the UEFA Champions League, and hence they will be looking at the Copa Del Rey as the chance of winning a major trophy. Real Madrid beat Real Sociedad in the semi-final of the Copa Del Rey to qualify for the final. During the last 89 meetings, FC Barcelona have won 41 times, there have been 21 draws, while Real Madrid have won 27 times. The goal difference is 162-125 in favor of FC Barcelona. Eder Militao, Dani Carvajal, and Ferland Mendy are set to miss out on this game with injuries. Let us take a look at the predicted lineup of Real Madrid for this game. 4-1-2-1-2 Real Madrid Predicted Lineup Against FC Barcelona: Defense: Courtois, a wall in goal, should be a safe bet to make crucial saves. Fede Valverde at right-back is a bold move, as his energy and versatility could stifle Barcelona's wingers. However, it will be a gamble defensively, but they have no other choice. Rudiger's grit and experience will anchor the centre, and he will be paired with young Raul Asencio. The young defender has been stepping up amid injuries. Fran Garcia at left-back will bring pace and attacking flair, but he will need to stay sharp against Barcelona's tricky forwards. This backline mixes youth, aggression, and nous, but they will need to gel quickly to handle Barcelona's relentless press. Midfield: The probable midfield trio of Tchouameni, Modric, and Camavinga should be a mixture of steel and silk. Tchouameni will sit deep, and he will break up play while shielding the defence. His discipline will be key against Barcelona's quick transitions. Modric, the maestro, still possesses magic with his vision and passing and will be expected to dictate tempo at 39. Camavinga's dynamism will add box-to-box energy. He will be pressing high and driving forward. This setup feels balanced, with Modric's creativity unlocking spaces and Camavinga's legs covering gaps. They will need to control possession and avoid being overrun by Barcelona's midfield intensity. However, this trio has the quality to dominate on their day. Attack: Real Madrid's attack should be a mouthwatering prospect with Bellingham, Vinicius Junior, and Mbappé. Bellingham will play just behind the strikers and will bring goals, grit, and flair. Vinicius Junior, on the left, will be a nightmare for defenders. His pace and trickery could tear Barcelona apart. Mbappe, up top, is a lethal finisher, and he will be hungry to prove himself in this clash. This trio's speed and skill can exploit any defensive lapse, but they will need to be clinical against Barcelona's high line. If they click, this attack could be unstoppable and might deliver a masterclass.


Nahar Net
24-04-2025
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- Nahar Net
Real Madrid loses injured Camavinga for Copa del Rey final against Barcelona
Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga is expected to miss the Copa del Rey final and rest of the season because of a muscle injury. Camavinga has a complete tear of the tendon in his left abductor muscle, Madrid said on Thursday. He was hurt late in the 1-0 win at Getafe in La Liga on Wednesday. Madrid said "his recovery will be assessed." Madrid faces Barcelona in the Copa final on Saturday in Seville. Also hurt with a muscle ailment on Wednesday was defender David Alaba, though the club did not immediately give a medical update on him. It said he practiced alone in the indoor facilities on Thursday. Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said after the match on Wednesday that it would be "hard" to see both players in the Copa final. Camavinga had to leave in the final minutes of the match against Getafe. He replaced Alaba at halftime.


India Today
24-04-2025
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- India Today
Real Madrid set to miss key players ahead of Copa del Rey final vs Barcelona
Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga has been ruled out for the season, the club informed on Thursday, April 24. Camavinga suffered a groin injury during Wednesday's 1-0 LaLiga victory over Getafe, which means that he would not be a part of the Copa del Rey final clash against 22-year-old was withdrawn at halftime, and Real confirmed on Thursday that he suffered a complete tear of his left adductor tendon, an injury that club sources said would sideline the France international for three months. Camavinga, who has played 34 games for Real in all competitions this season, will also miss the Club World Cup in injury is a big blow to the Madrid side ahead of the Copa del Rey final against Barcelona on Saturday, with Kylian Mbappe, Ferland Mendy, and David Alaba also injury doubts. The injuries cast doubts on Real Madrid's LaLiga defence as well, where they are four points behind leaders Barcelona, with five rounds left in the season. Earlier, Ancelotti informed that star defender David Alaba was ruled out from Saturday's Barcelona clash. The coach might have to rely on Fran Garcia to fill the left-back position, where he would be tasked with keeping Barcelona's 17-year-old sensation Lamine Yamal task would be cut out for Real, who have already been hammered twice by Barcelona this season—a 0-4 loss at Santiago Bernabeu in LaLiga in October 2024 and a 2-5 loss in the Spanish Super Cup final in Saudi Arabia in January 2025."There may be a favourite, but a final is a final. And anything can happen," Ancelotti said. "We will have to defend well, but we'll have our chances up top. Today's victory is a good boost. It was a good first half and more difficult at the end, but we won."Must Watch