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12-01 04:00

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106

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105

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42′

Paulo Gazzaniga

45′

Azzedine Ounahi

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46′

Eduardo Camavinga

Arda Güler

59′

Azzedine Ounahi

67′

Kylian Mbappé

72′

Joel Roca

Bryan Gil

72′

Yaser Asprilla

Viktor Tsygankov

72′

Alejandro Francés

Hugo Rincón Lumbreras

72′

Rodrygo

Aurelien Tchouameni

74′

Vladyslav Vanat

83′

Lass Kourouma

Vladyslav Vanat

83′

Abel Ruíz

Azzedine Ounahi

90′

Gonzalo García

Trent Alexander-Arnold

90′

Álvaro Fernández Carreras

Francisco José García Torres

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Match Info

Girona FC held La Liga giants Real Madrid to a 1-1 draw in a thrilling encounter at Estadi Montilivi on December 1, 2025. This result represents a significant point for Girona in their pursuit of European qualification and temporarily halts Madrid's momentum at the top of the Spanish top flight. The home side took a surprise lead in the first half, sending the local fans into raptures with a well-worked team goal. Real Madrid, as expected, piled on the pressure after the break and eventually found their equalizer through a moment of individual quality, likely from one of their star forwards. The match process was intense, with Girona defending resolutely and looking dangerous on the counter-attack, while Madrid controlled possession and created numerous half-chances. A key focus point was the performance of Girona's goalkeeper, who made several crucial saves to preserve the point, and the disciplined defensive work from the entire team. The draw means Real Madrid drops two points in the title race, while Girona adds a valuable point against a direct rival for the top four. Post-match, Girona's manager would have hailed his team's courage and organization, while Carlo Ancelotti likely expressed frustration at his team's inability to convert dominance into a victory. The lineups featured Madrid's full-strength attacking trio, but they were kept relatively quiet by a determined Girona backline.