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WHY MARCUS RASHFORD WAS ABSENT FOR THE FULHAM GAME

Watch Ronaldo's "Leg of Steel" penalty shoot against Juventus here.

Anticipation, determination,  the thirst for victory mixed with panic! These all characterized the pitch this evening.
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The while game started with Real Madrid leading with 3 goals on aggregate. Juventus worked relentlessly and covered 2 of the 3 goals only in the first half of the game. The second half saw the makeup for the 3rd goal, putting both teams on a draw on aggregates and Juventus taking the lead on the pitch.
The tussle went on so crucial with both teams demonstrating their best skills until the very last minute.
The last minute saw a transformation of the whole story after a head out pass from Christiano Ronaldo gave in a penalty resulting from what was judged against Juventus as poor defending coming from Benatia.

  The referee's decision led to an outburst of dispute in the course of which the Juventus goal keeper received a red card.
A quick change was made but it could not save the goal shot from the penalty point coming from Ronaldo 's leg of steel.



Watch video Below


Real Madrid fodges ahead while Juventus goes home to better prepare for other competitions.

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