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Real Madrid Beat Mallorca to reach Super Cup Final Against Barcelona
- Jude Bellingham’s second-half goal secures Real Madrid’s 3-0 win over Mallorca in the Spanish Super Cup semi-final.
- Real Madrid will face Barcelona in the final after dominant performance, including Bellingham’s seventh goal in nine matches.
- Barcelona, who defeated Athletic Club 2-0, may have Dani Olmo available for Sunday’s Clasico following registration approval.
Jude Bellingham’s second-half goal guided Real Madrid to a 3-0 victory over Mallorca in Jeddah, setting up a showdown with Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup final.
The England international opened the scoring in the 63rd minute, following Rodrygo’s header that hit the post and Kylian Mbappe’s saved follow-up.
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In stoppage time, Martin Valjent’s own goal from a Brahim Diaz pass and Rodrygo’s close-range finish from a Lucas Vazquez shot sealed the win.
Bellingham’s goal was his ninth of the season and his seventh in the last nine games.
The final, a repeat of last year’s Clasico, kicks off at 19:00 GMT on Sunday.
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Barcelona reached the final after defeating Athletic Club 2-0, with Dani Olmo potentially available after being granted provisional registration.
Real Madrid will aim to close the gap on Barcelona’s record 14 Super Cup titles, with the latter holding a one-title lead.
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