Real Madrid eliminates, for example, and will be confronted with PSG in Club World Cup Semi -Finales.
Match report
Real Madrid is in the semi-finals of the FIFA Club World Cup with a 3-2 victory over Borussia Dortmund in New Jersey.
Los Blancos had the entire control in the Metlife Stadium and the game had actually looked for the break.
Xabi Alonso again opted for an unchanged starting line and it was his striker on the Song Gonzalo Garcia who ran the Spanish giants at the front 10 minutes.
The No. 30 now keeps Kylian Mbappe out of the team and he scored his fourth goal of the competition with a finish up close.
Garcia Duo Easy Real Madrid in Club World Cup Semis
Gonzalo continues his hot line for the goal, but it was his furious namesake Fran who doubled Real Madrid's lead just before the 20 minutes.
Trent Alexander-Arnold's bustling cut went back perfectly for his fellow wing and he grabbed the chance to fire home.
Dortmund threatened both sides of the break, but without really testing Thibaut Courtois, and Aurelien Tchouameni was removed from a Los Blancos third when his Thunderbolt returned from the crossbar.
Alonso threw Mbappe for the 23 minutes, in the midst of questions go through his role in the semi -final, but he pressed a wild end.
Max Beier shot an extra time goal to drag Dortmund back to the competition – but Mbappe buried acrobatically along Gregor Kobel – before Serhou Guirassy hit home from the penalty spot.
Gonzalo to keep Mbappe on the Real Madrid bank
Strangely enough, the only check question that can be leveled at Alonso for the draw with PSG focuses on his most in-form player.
Garcia has led his unexpected chance in North -America as a line leader for the La Liga side.
Mbappe was not risking for the last group match-as Garcia scored in the 3-0 win over RB Salzburg-en The latter has been retained since then.
The Academy product scored the winner against Juventus, and despite the fact that Mbappe opened his account in this competition, Garcia has to stay on the box chair to start the semi -final.
Match -Events
0 'The game is about to start!
0 'Both sides are a minute of silence for Diogo Jota and Andre Silva
6 'Svenseso is bustling in a cross, but burns can only send his header wide
7 'Garcia's cross causes problems, but Gonzalo cannot get clean contact on Scot
10 'goal! Gonzalo opens the scoring of Guler's Pass! Real Madrid 1-0 Dortmund
16 'Match event for Real Madrid vs Dortmund
20 'goal! Fran Garcia quickly doubles the lead! Real Madrid 2-0 Dortmund
27 'Close! Bellingham has a chance, but he can only drag the effort wider from the pole
29 'Vinicius drills an attempt to go from the edge of the box, but Kobel saves it
31 'A cooling break after 30 minutes of action in the heat
38 'Gross receives a booking for catching the foot of Bellingham
41 'Highlight of Real Madrid vs Dortmund
45 'Highlight of Real Madrid vs Dortmund
46 'Pascal Gross, Karim Adeyemi and Niklas Sule are immersed
52 'Highlight of Real Madrid vs Dortmund
57 'A shot of Brandt, but it curls away from the goal and is good, well wide
60 'Tchouameni thinks the ball went out of the game and admits a bizarre free kick
63 'Tchouameni curves an attempt against the bar, with Kobel nowhere nearby
65 'A rather stupid decision by Yan Couto, jumping with a high boot
68 'Modric, Ceballos and Mbappe stand up to replace Bellingham, Trent and Vinicius
76 'Mbappe hits Bensebaini, only for the shot to touch the Kobel box
84 'A defensive change for Real Madrid when Raul Asencio comes for Tchouameni
87 'Rodrygo replaces the target scorer Gonzalo Garcia
90 'The shot of Valverde is stored by Kobel, before Guler sees a curling attempt wide
90+2 'Rudiger's clearance falls for Beerier who withdraws one! Real Madrid 2-1 Dortmund
90+4 'goal! Mbappe scores with a brilliant overhead shovel! Real Madrid 3-1 Dortmund
90+8 'Criminal objective! Huijsen sees red and guirassy scores! Real Madrid 3-2 Dortmund
Line-ups
Real Madrid XI: Courtois, Rudiger, Alexander-Arnold, Valverde, Fran García, Tchouameni, Vinicius, Bellingham, Güler, Gonzalo, Dean Huijsen
Subs: Modric, Carvajal, Vazquez, Ceballos, Mbappe, Militao, Brahim, Lunin, Rodrygo, Mario Martín, Víctor Muñoz, Raúl Asencio, Youssef Enríquez, CHema Andrés, Jacobo Ramón
Dortmund XI: Gross, Sabitzer, Sule, Brandt, Guirassy, Anton, Kobel, Bensebaini, Ryerson, Adeyemi, Daniel Svensson
Subs: Meyer, Reyna, Beier, Nmecha, Yan Couto, Chukwuemeka, Ayman Azhil, Filippo Mané, Ostrzinski, Cole Campbell, Duranville, Elias Benkara, Mathis Albert, Samual Inácio
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