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Vinicius Junior wins a corner for Real after a good run on the left-hand flank but nothing comes of it.
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FT: Real Madrid 1-1 Osasuna - Vinicius with opener but Garcia levels with header
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Real get the action underway at the Bernabeu and are slowly working their way up the pitch. All eyes will be on Karim Benzema to see what he can bring to the side after period on the sidelines.
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The action is under way in Madrid!
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There is a minute's silence ahead of kick off for the victims of today's tragedy in Indonesia.
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Federico Valverdo, who starts on the bench today, is presented with the Player of the Month trophy for September ahead of the start of the game.
Over a decade unbeatenpublished at 19:56 British Summer Time 2 October 2022
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Real Madrid have not lost in their last 14 games against Osasuna in LaLiga (W10 D4), since a 0-1 defeat in Pamplona in January 2011 - their longest unbeaten run against the Navarrese in the top-flight.
Rodrygo in fine formpublished at 19:54 British Summer Time 2 October 2022
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Rodrygo has scored in each of his last three LaLiga games (three goals), becoming only the second player born in the 21st century to score in three successive games in the competition after Ansu Fati for Barcelona in October 2020 (four goals).
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Karim Benzema is back for Real Madrid to lead the attack.
Real are missing Thibaut Courtois, Luka Modric and Lucas Vazquez, though.
Rodrygo is given another chance to feature in the starting lineup and will hope to keep up the good run of form he has displayed as of late.
Real Madrid XI: Lunin, Mendy, Alaba, Rudiger, Carvajal, Kroos, Tchouameni, Ceballos, Vinicius Junior, Benzema, Rodrygo
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End of twitter postOsasuna have made three changes from the team who beat Getafe 2-0 before the international break.
Ante Budimir, Ezequiel Avila and Ruben Garcia are replaced by Abde Ezzalzouli, Kike Garcia and Jon Moncayola.
Osasuna XI: Herrera, Juan Cruz, David Garcia, Unai Garcia, Vidal, Brasanac, Torro, Moncayola, Moi Gomez, Kike García, Ezzalzouli
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End of twitter post 2Can Real maintain winning streak?published at 19:46 British Summer Time 2 October 2022
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Barcelona leapfrogged Real Madrid to the top of the table last night as they triumphed over Mallorca but Real could regain their lead should they win tonight.
They have a 100% record in their opening six LaLiga matches and will be hoping they can maintain that against Osasuna.
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