REAL MADRID drew 1-1 with Saudi side Al-Hilal as new boss Xabi Alonso handed Trent Alexander-Arnold his debut.
Gonzalo Garcia fired the Spaniards into the lead, only for former Wolves star Ruben Neves to level from the penalty spot. Real had their own spot kick late on, only for Fede Valverde’s effort to be saved.
Trent Alexander-Arnold made his Real Madrid debut[/caption]
Xabi Alonso took charge of his first game at the Real helm[/caption]
Fede Valverde’s dramatic late penalty was saved[/caption]
Alonso was left gutted by Valverde’s late penalty miss[/caption]
Gonzalo Garcia fires Real Madrid into the lead[/caption]
Real Madrid stars celebrate with Garcia[/caption]
Ruben Neves levels for Al-Hilal from the penalty spot[/caption]
Former Wolves star Neves celebrates his spot kick[/caption]
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