Real Madrid win record-extending 35th LaLiga title
Real Madrid won a record-extending 35th LaLiga title after two goals from Rodrygo spurred them to a 4-0 win over Espanyol on Saturday.
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Real Madrid won a record-extending 35th LaLiga title after two goals from Rodrygo spurred them to a 4-0 win over Espanyol on Saturday.
Real Madrid secured a 35th La Liga title on Saturday with four games to spare after a 4-0 home win over Espanyol fuelled by two goals from Rodrygo.
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Real Madrid won a record-extending 35th La Liga title after two goals from Rodrygo spurred them to a 4-0 win over Espanyol on Saturday. The win also made Carlo Ancelotti the first manager to capture titles in each of Europe’s top five leagues - England, Spain, Germany, Italy and France.
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Rodrygo claimed two goals as Real Madrid eased past Espanyol 4-0 at the Estadio Bernabeu to win their 35th La Liga title. Any early nerves were put to bed after Rodrygo gave Madrid the lead with a glorious shot into the bottom right corner on the half hour mark, only for the Brazilian to double his tally minutes later.
Real Madrid secured a 35th La Liga title on Saturday with four games to spare after a 4-0 home win over Espanyol that included two goals from Rodrygo. Needing just one point to clinch the trophy, Madrid struck twice through the Brazilian in the first half at the Santiago Bernabeu before further goals from Marco Asensio and Karim Benzema.
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