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End 3-0
92′
3-0
F. Turch
Assist: M.García
82′
M.García
J. Diez
81′
S.Campo
alexis ciria
80′
D. Kartelo
P. Torre
73′
T. Matarrese
C. Carrara
73′
lezcano
66′
J. Espinosa
G. Sauzier
66′
F. Turch
Y. Obiang
64′
M. Calderón
63′
M. Maghlout
M. Fasana
62′
2-0
Daniel Yañez
Assist: lezcano
55′
A. Martínez
M.Eyegue
51′
M.Eyegue
48′
C. Carrara
45′
E. Rocca
D. Sorino
45′
M. Virtuani
M. Franchi
Halftime 1-0
32′
1-0
Daniel Yañez
31′
P. Torre
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Real Madrid U19 3–0 Inter Milan U19 | UEFA Youth League

Real Madrid U19 delivered a statement performance in the UEFA Youth League with an emphatic 3–0 home victory over Inter Milan U19 on 8 September 2026. The Spanish side were dominant from start to finish, producing a complete team display in front of the expectant crowd at Valdebebas.

Dominant display

Real Madrid controlled the game from midfield, suffocating Inter's buildup and creating chances with remarkable regularity. The breakthrough came during the opening period when a cleverly worked move ended with a composed finish from inside the area. That goal settled any early nerves and allowed the hosts to play with increasing freedom.

Madrid added a second before the interval, capitalising on a defensive mistake to double their lead. The match was effectively put to bed in the second half as the hosts added a third on the counterattack, rounding off a comprehensive victory over one of European football's most respected youth academies.

Key takeaways

  • Defensive solidity: Real Madrid's backline kept Inter's attacking talents quiet for the entire 90 minutes.
  • Clinical finishing: The home side converted three of their best chances and could have scored more.
  • Midfield control: Madrid's midfielders dictated the rhythm and prevented Inter from establishing any sustained pressure.

For Inter Milan U19, this was a tough lesson against a side that looked sharper and better prepared. Real Madrid U19, meanwhile, have made a strong early statement in this season's UEFA Youth League and will take great confidence from the result.