Real Madrid celebrated a commanding 3-0 win over Mexico’s Pachuca in the Intercontinental Cup final on Wednesday, marking a historic achievement for manager Carlo Ancelotti.
The victory earned Ancelotti his 15th title as Real Madrid’s head coach, surpassing the previous record of 14 titles held by him and club legend Miguel Muñoz. With this triumph, Ancelotti has solidified his position as the most successful coach in the club’s illustrious history.
Speaking after the match, midfielder Aurélien Tchouaméni reflected on the moment:
“I got my revenge on this pitch after the World Cup final loss. Now, we’re here, winning a new title. We played well, scored goals, and our defense kept a clean sheet. We’re happy to bring the trophy back home.”
Goals from Kylian Mbappé, Rodrygo, and Vinícius Júnior propelled Madrid to victory, sealing their fourth Intercontinental Cup title. The Spanish giants have previously lifted the trophy in 1960, 1998, 2002, and now 2024, making them the most decorated club in the competition’s history.
For Pachuca, the loss extended their wait to claim the prestigious title. Despite their efforts, the Mexican side was unable to overcome Madrid’s dominance on the night.
The Intercontinental Cup brings together champions from all six soccer confederations, showcasing the best of global club football. For Real Madrid, the win reaffirms their reputation as a global powerhouse in the sport.
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