Karim Benzema achieves 3 new numbers in the League Karim Benzema achieves 3 new numbers in the League

Karim Benzema achieves 3 new numbers in the League

Karim Benzema achieves 3 new numbers in the League  French star Karim Benzema, captain of Real Madrid, added 3 new distinguished numbers after scoring the goal of Real Madrid's victory over Seville, yesterday, Sunday, in the 32nd round of the Spanish Football League.  Thanks to Benzema's goal, Real Madrid won a difficult 3-2 victory in the exciting match, to consolidate its position in the lead by 75 points, 15 points behind its closest competitors and close to the official crowning of the League title.  The first is Benzema's 25th goal in the League this season, the highest goal he has achieved in the league since his move to Real Madrid in 2009, where he scored 24 goals in the 2015-2016 season.  The second number: The French star became the tenth player in the history of the royal club to reach 25 goals per season (and the number is expected to increase), in a list that witnessed the presence of legends such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Raul Gonzalez, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Di Stefano and Puskas.  The third number: Benzema reached his 217th goal with Real Madrid in the League, occupying third place in the club's historical scorers list, led by Ronaldo with 311 goals, followed by Raul with 228 goals.  Royal fans praised Benzema's performance this season, noting that he is always present on the big dates, while some described him as "the best player in the world".  Source : Sanad Agency    Tsitsipas successfully defends his Monte Carlo Masters  Jakarta (ANTARA) - Stefanos Tsitsipas successfully defended his title at the Monte Carlo Masters with a hard-earned 6-3 7-6(3) victory over Spaniard Alenjandro Davidovich Fokina in Sunday's final.  Third seed Tsitsipas hit 21 winners and made only 11 unforced errors to win in one hour 36 minutes.  The win was the 23-year-old Greek's eighth ATP title and his first in 11 months as he made the perfect start to the claycourt season.  "No no thinking I would be in the situation I am today," Tsitsipas said.  "I'm very proud of the confidence I have in my game."  "He fought in moments I didn't expect him to fight and produced some incredible winners . I'm sure it was a good result against him."   Tsitsipas joins a list of notable players to have won back-to-back Monte Carlo Masters, including Rafael Nadal, Juan Carlos Ferrero, Thomas Muster and Bjorn Borg.  Tsitsipas, who beat Andrey Rublev in the Monte Carlo final 12 months ago, has now won four clay tournaments in his career.  He is set to clinch the French Open title after losing last year's final at Roland Garros to Novak Djokovic despite leading by two sets.  Davidovich Fokina had beaten world number one Djokovic earlier this week but could not repeat that heroic feat in his first ATP final, losing for the third time in three meetings with Tsitsipas.  "I always thought of being in the final here one day... I hope to be here again next year," said Davidovich Fokina, who also reached the quarter-finals last year before pulling out injured after a set against Tsitsipas.   The world number 46 struck first in the final against Tsitsipas breaking his serve in the third game, but Tsitsipas hit back with a forehandwhich was incredible to equalize the first set at 2-2.  The set lasted into the eighth game, when Tsitsipas broke when Davidovich Fokina hit a backhand into the tramline.  The Greek star finally managed to wrap up the opening set.  World number five Tsitsipas scored two break points in the first game of the second set and took full control of the final when Davidovich Fokina delivered a long-circling baseline .  However, Davidovich Fokina continued to struggle against Tsitsipas, who kept the pressure on the 22-year-old and took break pointsall three to take a 5-4 lead and capitalize on serve opportunities to clinch the title.  Tsitsipas created a tense game, while Davidovich Fokina smashed to extend the game.  The second set went into a tie-break, where Tsitsipas raced to a 5-1 lead with the help of a shot that cut the net and landed on the edge of the sideline.  Davidovich Fokina saved a point but Tsitsipas secured the trophy the second time around with a fine passing shot after some challenging defence.

French star Karim Benzema, captain of Real Madrid, added 3 new distinguished numbers after scoring the goal of Real Madrid's victory over Seville, yesterday, Sunday, in the 32nd round of the Spanish Football League.

Thanks to Benzema's goal, Real Madrid won a difficult 3-2 victory in the exciting match, to consolidate its position in the lead by 75 points, 15 points behind its closest competitors and close to the official crowning of the League title.

The first is Benzema's 25th goal in the League this season, the highest goal he has achieved in the league since his move to Real Madrid in 2009, where he scored 24 goals in the 2015-2016 season.

The second number: The French star became the tenth player in the history of the royal club to reach 25 goals per season (and the number is expected to increase), in a list that witnessed the presence of legends such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Raul Gonzalez, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Di Stefano and Puskas.

The third number: Benzema reached his 217th goal with Real Madrid in the League, occupying third place in the club's historical scorers list, led by Ronaldo with 311 goals, followed by Raul with 228 goals.

Royal fans praised Benzema's performance this season, noting that he is always present on the big dates, while some described him as "the best player in the world".

Source : Sanad Agency

Tsitsipas successfully defends his Monte Carlo Masters

Jakarta (ANTARA) - Stefanos Tsitsipas successfully defended his title at the Monte Carlo Masters with a hard-earned 6-3 7-6(3) victory over Spaniard Alenjandro Davidovich Fokina in Sunday's final.

Third seed Tsitsipas hit 21 winners and made only 11 unforced errors to win in one hour 36 minutes.

The win was the 23-year-old Greek's eighth ATP title and his first in 11 months as he made the perfect start to the claycourt season.

"No no thinking I would be in the situation I am today," Tsitsipas said.

"I'm very proud of the confidence I have in my game."

"He fought in moments I didn't expect him to fight and produced some incredible winners . I'm sure it was a good result against him."

Tsitsipas joins a list of notable players to have won back-to-back Monte Carlo Masters, including Rafael Nadal, Juan Carlos Ferrero, Thomas Muster and Bjorn Borg.

Tsitsipas, who beat Andrey Rublev in the Monte Carlo final 12 months ago, has now won four clay tournaments in his career.

He is set to clinch the French Open title after losing last year's final at Roland Garros to Novak Djokovic despite leading by two sets.

Davidovich Fokina had beaten world number one Djokovic earlier this week but could not repeat that heroic feat in his first ATP final, losing for the third time in three meetings with Tsitsipas.

"I always thought of being in the final here one day... I hope to be here again next year," said Davidovich Fokina, who also reached the quarter-finals last year before pulling out injured after a set against Tsitsipas.


The world number 46 struck first in the final against Tsitsipas breaking his serve in the third game, but Tsitsipas hit back with a forehandwhich was incredible to equalize the first set at 2-2.

The set lasted into the eighth game, when Tsitsipas broke when Davidovich Fokina hit a backhand into the tramline.

The Greek star finally managed to wrap up the opening set.
World number five Tsitsipas scored two break points in the first game of the second set and took full control of the final when Davidovich Fokina delivered a long-circling baseline .

However, Davidovich Fokina continued to struggle against Tsitsipas, who kept the pressure on the 22-year-old and took break pointsall three to take a 5-4 lead and capitalize on serve opportunities to clinch the title.

Tsitsipas created a tense game, while Davidovich Fokina smashed to extend the game.

The second set went into a tie-break, where Tsitsipas raced to a 5-1 lead with the help of a shot that cut the net and landed on the edge of the sideline.

Davidovich Fokina saved a point but Tsitsipas secured the trophy the second time around with a fine passing shot after some challenging defence.

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