It's already a dance: goals by Benzema and Valverde for Real Madrid's 4-1 victory against Al Hilal.

Real Madrid came out strong in the second half. Not even ten minutes had passed and they scored two goals against Al Hilal in the final of the Club World Cup. Karim Benzema and Federico Valverde were the ones in charge of scoring the third and fourth goals for Carlo Ancelotti's team. This practically sealed the match. The Frenchman and the Uruguayan are getting back to their best level and they showed it in the two games they played in the tournament.

In the 54th minute of the game, Vinicius Junior dribbled down the left wing, reached the opponent's area, and delivered a precise cross for Karim Benzema, who was well positioned, to push it into the back of the net. Only four minutes later, Daniel Carvajal made a great play and assisted Federico Valverde for the team's fourth goal.

The Uruguayan midfielder, who has had a poor performance in recent months, wants to get back to his best level and he has shown it in Real Madrid's last matches. On this day, he scored two goals against goalkeeper Abdullah Al Muaiouf. And most importantly, thanks to his goals, the Spanish team will win another important title.

After this match in the Club World Cup final, Real Madrid will have to refocus on LaLiga Santander and concentrate on improving their numbers if they want to give Barcelona a fight for the title. On Wednesday, February 15, they will host Elche at the Santiago Bernabeu, in the match scheduled for 3:00 p.m.

Carlo Ancelotti's players are obligated to win if they want to continue in the championship race, especially because in the last game, prior to their trip to Morocco, they surprisingly lost away to Mallorca (1-0). Possibly by then, they will have the return of Thibaut Courtois, the main absentee in the 'Mundialito'.

Al Hilal, on the other hand, will face Al Fayha in the seventeenth matchday of the Saudi Professional League and, just like Real Madrid, they must win to continue fighting to take the lead from Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr. Ramon Diaz's team is currently fourth in the standings with 32 points, five less than the 'Bicho.