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Real Madrid Secures Semifinal Spot in Thrilling Copa del Rey Match

In a match that went down to the wire, Real Madrid secured their place in the Copa del Rey semifinals with a 3-2 victory against Leganes. The decisive goal came in the 93rd minute, courtesy of Gonzalo Garcia's clinical header.

Early Striking from Modric and Endrick Sets Tone

The match began on a high note for Real Madrid, as Luka Modric slotted home in the 18th minute following excellent work by Rodrygo. Teenage striker Endrick doubled Los Blancos' lead with a poacher's finish after the ball broke loose to him in the box.

Leganes Fights Back

However, Leganes pulled back with two goals of their own, courtesy of Juan Cruz's brace. The hosts' first goal came from a penalty kick, which was dispatched low to Andriy Lunin's left by Cruz. The second goal resulted from a deflection off Ferland Mendy.

Profligacy Costs Madrid

Real Madrid paid the price for their profligacy in front of goal when Leganes equalized. Vinicius Junior missed two good chances shortly after, and Leganes goalkeeper Juan Soriano saved well to deny the Brazilian winger.

Diaz's Dribble Sets Up Winning Goal

But just when it seemed like extra time was beckoning, Brahim Diaz produced a fine dribble to break free on the right, before crossing to the near post to create Real Madrid's late winner. Gonzalo Garcia was on hand to head home with one of the final touches of the game and book Madrid's ticket to the semifinal.

Ancelotti Praises Young Players

Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti praised his young players' performance, saying Gonzalo has been in a very good run with the reserves, and he brought a lot. We have to be pleased with what the young players did... they are well prepared, they lack experience obviously, but they are doing very well.

Next Up for Madrid

Real Madrid face Atletico Madrid on Saturday in a derby clash before visiting Manchester City in the Champions League on Tuesday. With stoppage time almost over, Garcia's goal came just in time to keep Madrid fresh and ready for their big upcoming games.

The Impact of Gonzalo's Goal

As Ancelotti said Obviously it takes you a bit longer to recover from playing extra time. The team is in good shape; we left some players out for them to rest a bit, to be ready for Saturday and well prepared.

Other Quarterfinal Matches

Atletico thrashed Getafe 5-0 on Tuesday to progress to the final four, while record 31-time winners Barcelona visit Valencia and Real Sociedad host Osasuna in the other quarterfinals on Thursday.

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