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Madrid whipped the Egyptian side to set up a conflict with Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal in Saturday’s last in Rabat, Morocco.

Genuine Madrid have gotten their spot in the Club World Cup last with a 4-1 win against Egyptian club Al Ahly to save alive their mission for a record-broadening eighth world title.

Vinícius Júnior, Federico Valverde, Rodrygo and Sergio Arribas scored for the Spanish side at the sold-out Ruler Moulay Abdallah Arena in the Moroccan capital, Rabat, on Wednesday, to set up a conflict with Al Hilal in Saturday’s conclusive. The Saudi group stunned Brazilian club Flamengo 3-2 on Tuesday.

Madrid have brought home the world club championship a record multiple times, including multiple times when the opposition was known as the Intercontinental Cup. They are currently pursuing their most memorable world club title beginning around 2018.

Al Ahly, who beat MLS side Seattle Sounders and New Zealand’s Auckland City while heading to the elimination rounds, remained tight at the back and Madrid at first worked to separate them.

Vinícius opened the scoring in the 42nd moment for his 50th objective in 202 coordinates with Madrid. Valverde added to the lead from the get-go in the final part.

Ali Maaloul scored the solitary objective for Al Ahly, before Rodrygo and Arribas fixed the triumph for Madrid in stoppage time. It was the primary objective for the 21-year-old Arribas with Madrid’s most memorable group.

“We brought down the force and experienced a little, however eventually, we could oversee it,” Madrid mentor Carlo Ancelotti said. “We go into the last extremely inspired.”

Madrid were without six harmed players who didn’t go to Morocco, including striker Karim Benzema, safeguard Éder Militão and goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois.

Ancelotti said Benzema and Militão will rejoin their colleagues for the last, yet Courtois, forward Eden Peril and protectors Ferland Mendy and Lucas Vázquez won’t make it.

Madrid had been battling as of late, having won just two of their last seven matches in a spell that remembered rout against rivals Barcelona for the Spanish Super Cup last in Saudi Arabia.

In addition to 2016–2018, Madrid also won the Club World Cup in 2014. Three times, in 1960, 1998, and 2002, the Intercontinental Cup was won.

Brazil’s Corinthians won the Club World Cup in 2012, defeating Chelsea 1-0 in Japan.