Teen Prodigy Endrick Leads Real Madrid to Copa Glory
Brazilian teenager Endrick played a pivotal role for Real Madrid, scoring twice in extra time to secure a 5-2 victory over Celta Vigo, advancing them to the Copa del Rey quarter-finals. After Celta tied up the game, Endrick's talent shone in the decisive moments, alongside Federico Valverde's impressive long-range goal.
In an electrifying Copa del Rey match, Brazilian teenage striker Endrick emerged as the star, securing Real Madrid's thrilling 5-2 victory against Celta Vigo on Thursday and a place in the quarter-finals.
Initially leading comfortably with goals from Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Jr, Real Madrid witnessed Celta's comeback with equalizing efforts by Jonathan Bamba and Marcos Alonso, forcing the game into extra time.
Endrick, just 18, took center stage in the additional frames, executing a precise swivel and shot to regain the lead before Federico Valverde spectacularly extended it. Endrick sealed the triumph with a stylish back-heel in the dying moments, showcasing his burgeoning talent on the grand stage.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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