Girona
Line-up
- 1Iraizoz
- 14Raúl Carnero
- 24Pedro Porro
- 20Marc Muniesa
- 2Bernardo Espinosa
- 4Ramalho
- 35Paik Seung-ho
- 12Douglas Luiz
- 6Álex Granell
- 7Cristhian Stuani
- 19A. Lozano
- 34Fernandez, Valery
- 15Juanpe
- 37Pachon, Alex
Subs
- 13Yassine Bounou
- 23Aleix García
- 8Pere Pons
- 9Portu
Real Madrid
Line-up
- 1Keilor Navas
- 12Marcelo
- 4Sergio Ramos
- 5R. Varane
- 2Dani Carvajal
- 24Dani Ceballos
- 18Marcos Llorente
- 8T. Kroos
- 17Lucas Vazquez
- 28Vinicius Junior
- 9K. Benzema
- 6Nacho
- 20Marco Asensio
- 11G. Bale
Subs
- 25T. Courtois
- 23Sergio Reguilón
- 22Isco
- 14Casemiro
It is now 10 straight winless matches for Girona and all the signs are there that not all is well at the team which enjoyed a fine debut season in La Liga. They picked a 4 – 2 loss at Santiago Bernabeu in the first leg of the Copa Del Rey and they will be keen to get the two goals that would overturn the clash but they know it will be a tough one. Real Madrid on the other hand, are high in confidence after two straight wins that came on the back of a loss to Leganes but they are still struggling to keep clean sheets, with just three in the last 10 matches. Girona have conceded two goals or more in each of the last four matches and six of the last 10 and they have no clean sheet in the last 13 matches. They play a Real Madrid side that has scored at least two goals in four of the last five matches. Real Madrid have one loss and four wins, with four clean sheets in their last five away matches in Copa Del Rey. This will be the fourth meeting in history between the two sides. Real Madridn have won each of the last three and only lost one, the first ever clash between the two sides. Each of their four matches has produced over 2.5 goals.