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Real Madrid's Luka Jovic shoots at goal in Real Madrid v Osasuna in Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid, Spain. September 25, 2019.
Striker Luka Jovic spurned two good opportunities and had a goal ruled out for offside as Real dominated, with debutant substitute Rodrygo curling home to seal the win shortly after coming on. The hosts should have opened the scoring in the 18th minute when Alvaro Odriozola’s charge up the right flank left to a scramble in the box and Jovic stabbed over from close range.
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