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Final Start List Real Madrid, C.F FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2016 presented by Alibaba YunOS Auto Final Start list Real Madrid, C.F. - Kashima Antlers # 8 18 DEC 2016 19:30 Yokohama / International Stadium Yokohama / JPN Real Madrid, C.F. (ESP) Shirt: white/navy blue Shorts: white/navy blue Socks: white/navy blue Competition statistics # Name ST Pos DOB Nationality H MP Min GF GA AS Y 2Y R 1 Keylor NAVAS GK 15/12/86 Costa Rica 184 1 90 2 Daniel CARVAJAL DF 11/01/92 Spain 173 1 90 4 Sergio RAMOS (C) DF 30/03/86 Spain 183 5 Raphael VARANE DF 25/04/93 France 191 1 90 7 CRISTIANO RONALDO FW 05/02/85 Portugal 185 1 90 1 8 Toni KROOS MF 04/01/90 Germany 182 1 72 1 9 Karim BENZEMA FW 19/12/87 France 187 1 80 1 12 MARCELO DF 12/05/88 Brazil 174 1 90 14 CASEMIRO MF 23/02/92 Brazil 184 1 90 17 Lucas VAZQUEZ MF 01/07/91 Spain 173 1 90 19 Luka MODRIC MF 09/09/85 Croatia 174 1 90 Substitutes 3 PEPE DF 26/02/83 Portugal 188 6 Nacho FERNANDEZ DF 18/01/90 Spain 179 1 90 1 10 James RODRIGUEZ MF 12/07/91 Colombia 180 1 18 1 13 Kiko CASILLA GK 02/10/86 Spain 191 15 FABIO COENTRAO DF 11/03/88 Portugal 179 16 Mateo KOVACIC MF 06/05/94 Croatia 178 18 Mariano DIAZ FW 01/08/93 Spain 178 20 Marco ASENSIO MF 21/01/96 Spain 180 21 Alvaro MORATA FW 23/10/92 Spain 189 1 10 22 ISCO MF 21/04/92 Spain 178 23 DANILO DF 15/07/91 Brazil 184 25 Ruben YANEZ GK 12/10/93 Spain 188 Coach Zinedine ZIDANE (FRA) Kashima Antlers (JPN) Shirt: red/navy blue Shorts: navy blue Socks: navy blue Competition statistics # Name ST Pos DOB Nationality H MP Min GF GA AS Y 2Y R 21 Hitoshi SOGAHATA GK 02/08/79 Japan 187 3 270 1 3 Gen SHOJI DF 11/12/92 Japan 182 3 270 6 Ryota NAGAKI MF 04/06/88 Japan 173 3 212 1 8 Shoma DOI FW 21/05/92 Japan 172 3 270 1 2 10 Gaku SHIBASAKI MF 28/05/92 Japan 175 3 270 16 Shuto YAMAMOTO DF 01/06/85 Japan 180 3 270 22 Daigo NISHI DF 28/08/87 Japan 176 3 270 1 23 Naomichi UEDA DF 24/10/94 Japan 186 2 180 25 Yasushi ENDO MF 07/04/88 Japan 168 3 262 2 33 Mu KANAZAKI FW 16/02/89 Japan 180 3 92 2 1 40 Mitsuo OGASAWARA (C) MF 05/04/79 Japan 173 2 121 Substitutes 1 Masatoshi KUSHIBIKI GK 29/01/93 Japan 186 11 FABRICIO FW 28/03/90 Brazil 182 1 54 13 Atsutaka NAKAMURA MF 13/09/90 Japan 173 3 152 14 HWANG Seokho DF 27/06/89 Korea Republic 183 1 90 17 BUENO DF 24/08/95 Brazil 182 18 Shuhei AKASAKI FW 01/09/91 Japan 174 3 174 1 20 Kento MISAO MF 16/04/96 Japan 180 24 Yukitoshi ITO DF 03/09/93 Japan 175 29 Shinichiro KAWAMATA GK 23/07/89 Japan 188 32 Taro SUGIMOTO MF 12/02/96 Japan 162 1 1 34 Yuma SUZUKI FW 26/04/96 Japan 181 2 12 1 1 35 Taiki HIRATO MF 18/04/97 Japan 177 Coach Masatada ISHII (JPN) MP : Matches played Matches played Min : Minutes played Pos : Position ST : Status 15 Dec CFA - RMC 0 : 2 ( 0 : 1 ) 08 Dec KAS - AKL 2 : 1 ( 0 : 0 ) GF : Goals for GK : Goalkeeper A : Absent 11 Dec MSU - KAS 0 : 2 ( 0 : 0 ) GA : Goals against DF : Defender N : Not eligible to play 14 Dec ATN - KAS 0 : 3 ( 0 : 1 ) AS : Assist MF : Midfielder I : Injured Y : Single yellow card FW : Forward X : Misses next match if 2Y : Expulsions due to 2nd caution C : Captain booked R : Direct red card DOB : Date of birth SUN 18 DEC 2016 10:17 CET / 18:17 Local time - Version 1 10°C / 50°F Hum.: 82% Page 1 / 1.
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