Venue: FedEx Field (Landover) Date and Time: 02:05 GMT +4 5th August, 3:35 AM IST Real Madrid has just sold their most celebrated player, Cristiano Ronaldo, to Juventus and now after a month of that transfer, both of the teams are ready to face each other. Juventus has been very busy in this transfer window in signing and offloading players whereas Los Blancos are still looking to find a suitable replacement for Ronaldo. The great news is that this game promises to be a cracker. The bad news is that Cristiano Ronaldo won't be featuring in this match. Real Madrid team news Real Madrid lost their first International Champions Cup game against Manchester United by two goals to one. Alexis Sanchez and Ander Herrera gave United the early lead but Karim Benzema pulled one back just at the stroke of the half-time. Julen Lopetegui opted to play with a weaker squad in that game, Toni Kroos, Keylor Navas, Isco, Marco Asensio and Dani Carvajal all among the substitutes. With an extended rest given to them, Real Madrid is expected to field a strong starting XI against Juventus. Raphael Varane, Luke Modric and Mateo Kovacic are yet to join Madrid camp after the World Cup. Real Madrid key players Gareth Bale - After the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo, Bale has the duty to lead the attack for the Spanish Giants. His injuries have often thwarted his way to stake his claim at Los Blancos but it is the perfect time for him to grab the opportunity with both hands. He started against Manchester United in the previous game but failed to make any decisive impact. Isco - The Spaniard is another player who will see more of the game-time this season after Ronaldo's exit. He was Spains's best player in their disappointing World Cup campaign. Julen Lopetegui can use him at the left-wing or at the number 10 position. He didn't start in the previous game and came only at the 77th minute. Real Madrid predicted line up Formation: 4-2-3-1 Keylor Navas| Dani Carvajal, Jesu Vallejo, Nacho, Theo Hernandez | Marcos Llorente, Toni Kroos| Gareth Bale, Martin Odegaard, Isco| Karim Benzema Juventus team news Juventus has been unbeaten in this pre-season till now, defeating Bayern Munich, Benfica and MLS all-stars. They have made a number of new signings in this transfer window including the blockbuster move of Cristiano Ronaldo. Leonardo Bonucci is also going to re-join the Old Lady club in a deal which involves Gonzalo Higuaín moving in the opposite direction. Paulo Dybala, Douglas Costa, Rodrigo Betancur, Juan Cuadrado, Mario Mandzukic and Blaise Matuidi are not a part of training camp at the US. Juventus key players AS Roma v Juventus - Serie A Miralem Pjanic - The star midfielder has been linked to a move away from Italy in this summer but has restrained that temptation due to the announcement of Ronaldo's arrival. Barcelona, Manchester City and Chelsea have been interested to sign him. He will have a new midfield partner by his side - Emre Can. In the absence of main attackers, he will have the duty to create chances for his team. Wojciech Szczesny - He is the heir to the throne abdicated by Gianluigi Buffon. Real Madrid still has the quality in their attack with the likes of Gareth Bale, Isco and Karim Benzema. He should be on his toes to protect his post. The Polish international has a long season in front of him as Juventus target to claim the Champions League title. Juventus predicted lineup Formation: 4-3-3 Wojciech Szczesny| Mattia de Sciglio, Giorgio Chiellini, Medhi Benatia, Alex Sandro| Sami Khedira, Miralem Pjanic, Emre Can| Federico Bernardeschi, Andrea Favilli, Matheus Pereira.<doc-sep>Match Preview Real Madrid will have their 2nd feature in the 2018 International Champions Cup when they take on Juventus tomorrow night at Fedex Field in Washington, D.C. Real lost 2-1 in their debut friendly against Manchester United in Miami. Juventus are coming off a win in penalty kicks after featuring in the MLS All-Star Game in Atlanta. This is the first match between the two clubs since Ronaldo’s departure to Turin last month, though he did not make the US tour. They are also without the likes of Dybala and Mandzukic. Real went with more youth and bench players in the starting squad last match, we may see some more usual starters in the lineup that have made the trip. While still a friendly, it’s another good chance for a majority of the traveling squad to see a good amount of minutes before the new season kicks off. Injuries/Suspensions Gareth Bale did go off yesterday in training and sat the rest of the session as a precautionary measure. It seems he will be available against Juventus, whether or not he starts is still a question. Juventus have no injuries to their traveling squad. Neither club has any suspensions. Potential XIs Real Madrid Navas; Carvajal, Vallejo, Ramos, Theo; Llorente, Kroos; Isco, Bale, Asensio, Mayoral Casilla got the start last match, so Navas may be given his first start of the preseason. Carvajal, Ramos, Isco, and Kroos may all be slotted in to get some minutes. Asensio will likely take Vinicius’ place on the left side. Bale may be given another start (if healthy), otherwise Odegaard may start, obviously if there is concern about Bale re-aggravating the injury he should sit. Mayoral could likely start in place of Benzema. Juventus Szczesny; De Sciglio, Chiellini, Benatia, Sandro; Khedira, Pjanic, Can; Bernardeschi, Pereira, Favilli Prediction 2-2 Real Madrid-Juventus This should be an interesting match, especially if many of the starters on both sides are given the start. While most will only play the first 45 minutes, a lot can happen in that timeframe. Real should be a better side if they give their starters the nod instead of many of the Castilla players. Fitness levels will also play an aspect into this because this will be Juventus’ 3rd match of the preseason, in which they are also undefeated so far. Since these match results mean nothing, it’s more important that the fans in attendance and watching from home seeing a good match; though there’s certainly nothing wrong with winning it. And we certainly want to see more than 1 goal scored by Real. Real Madrid-Juventus is always a great matchup, specifically when it comes to the Champions League, though it will be quite different this year with the loss of Buffon and Ronaldo switching clubs. While the competitiveness won’t be there quite as much in a preseason match, this’ll be another feature in this longstanding European rivalry.<doc-sep>Miguel Gutiérrez: What the Castilla Man Can Bring to Real Madrid Having only made his first team debut back in April, Gutiérrez is now one of Real Madrid’s hottest prospects<doc-sep>The European Champions prepared for the new season in North America and without the services of star striker Cristiano Ronaldo Real Madrid won their third successive Champions League trophy against Liverpool but are a club who have been shaken with major changes to their team – with manager Zinedine Zidane having resigned from his post soon after the European victory and star striker Cristiano Ronaldo leaving to Juventus in a big-money move . Julen Lopetegui has taken the reigns of the European Champions ahead of the new season and will look to improve on the Spanish side's league showing after they finished third in La Liga – two places behind winners Barcelona. Fresh off the back of an eventful World Cup, where the likes of Luka Modric and Raphael Varane starred, Madrid have battled in the International Champions Cup (ICC) and closed out their preparations against local rivals Atletico Madrid in the UEFA Super Cup. Goal brings you a complete guide to Real Madrid's 2018 pre-season tour as well as dates, venues and all you need to know about the preparations for the new campaign. Real Madrid pre-season fixtures *UEFA Super Cup fixture. Madrid got their pre-season started with a massive fixture against Manchester United at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida. In a meeting between managers of Real Madrid new and old – with Jose Mourinho's side taking a 2-1 win over his former side and their new boss. They then faced off against Juventus in Maryland in another high-profile European clash, with Los Blancos rolling to a 3-1 victory. Lopetegui's then faced Roma in New Jersey to cap off their Stateside tour with a 2-1 win. Los Blancos concluded their pre-season preparations with a 3-1 win over AC Milan at the Santiago Bernabeu before losing their first competitive fixture against Atletico Madrid in Estonia to hand their rivals the UEFA Super Cup. Real Madrid 2018-19 squad numbers Squad number Position Player 1 GK Keylor Navas 2 DF Dani Carvajal 3 DF Jesus Vallejo 4 DF Sergio Ramos 5 DF Raphael Varane 6 DF Nacho 8 MF Toni Kroos 9 FW Karim Benzema 10 MF Luka Modric 11 FW Gareth Bale 12 DF Marcelo 13 GK Kiko Casilla 14 MF Casemiro 17 FW Lucas Vazquez 18 MF Marcos Llorente 19 DF Alvaro Odriozola 20 MF Marco Asensio 21 FW Borja Mayoral 22 MF Isco 24 MF Dani Ceballos 30 GK Luca Zidane - GK Andriy Lunin - FW Vinicius Junior - MF Martin Odegaard - DF Fabio Coentrao - MF Federico Valverde - FW Raul de Tomas - GK Thibaut Courtois Real Madrid 2018-19 transfer activity Real Madrid pocketed a €100 million (£88m/$117m) windfall following Ronaldo's sensational move to Juventus, and they will be expected to dip into the transfer window for a suitable replacement before it closes on August 31. They have already been linked with the likes of Belgium duo Eden Hazard and recently had to deny that they inquired about the services of ex-Barcelona forward Neymar . Article continues below Mauro Icardi, Harry Kane, Kylian Mbappe and Robert Lewandowski have all been tentatively linked to the Blancos since the start of the summer, and attacking reinforcements are assured. One long-rumoured target who has landed in Madrid is former Atletico goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, who joined from Chelsea for €35m, with Mateo Kovacic heading in the opposite direction on a season-long loan. Transfer activity in Position Player Transferred from Fee GK Andriy Lunin Zorya Luhansk €8.5m DF Alvaro Odriozola Real Sociedad €30m FW Vinicius Junior Flamengo €45m GK Thibaut Courtois Chelsea €35m Transfer activity out Position Player Transferred to Fee FW Cristiano Ronaldo Juventus €100m DF Achraf Hakimi Borussia Dortmund (loan) Free MF Mateo Kovacic Chelsea (loan) Swap DF Theo Hernandez Real Sociedad (loan) Free Real Madrid's La Liga 2018-19 fixtures<doc-sep>
Real Madrid vs Juventus: TV channel, live stream, squad news & preview The European champions will clash with the Serie A winners in Maryland, though there will be no meeting for CriatianRonaldo against his former side The European champions are set to face off against the Serie A winners on Saturday at the FedExField in Landover, Maryland as part of the International Champions Cup (ICC) – though there will be no opportunity for new Juventus signing Cristiano Ronaldo to play against Real Madrid. Both sides are close to the end of their pre-season forays in the United States, and Madrid need to bounce back following a 2-1 loss to Manchester United in Miami while Juventus are yet to lose a game this summer. New Real Madrid boss Julen Lopetegui will be disappointed to have lost his first game in charge of his side but will be eager to stake his claim against the Italian giants. Here is everything you need to know about Saturday's ICC clash. Game Real Madrid vs Juventus Date Saturday, August 4 Time 11:05pm BST / 6:05pm TV Channel, Live Stream & How To Watch In the United States (US) the game will be shown live on television on ESPN2 and will be available to stream live online via WatchESPN. US TV channel Online stream ESPN2 WatchESPN In the United Kingdom (UK), the game can be watched live on Premier Sports and online via the Premier Player . UK TV channel Online stream Premier Sports Premier Player Squads & Team News Position Real Madrid players Goalkeepers Navas, Casilla, Luca, Lunin Defenders Carvajal, Vallejo, Ramos, Nacho, Theo, Odriozola, Reguilon, Quezada, Sergio Lopez, Javi Sanchez, De la Fuente, Leon Midfielders Kroos, Llorente, Asensio, Isco, Ceballos, Odegaard, Valverde, Seoane, Oscar, Feuillassier Forwards Benzema, Bale, Lucas Vazquez, Mayoral, De Tomas, Vinicius, Borja Both Marco Asensio and Isco will be in line to start against Juventus following their substitute appearances against Manchester United, while Toni Kroos may stake his claim in central midfield with Keylor Navas back between the sticks. Gareth Bale has the task of trying to fill Ronaldo's considerable shoes, and may also be handed a start. Croatia captain Luka Modric will not be involved in the clash, nor will Brazil internationals Casemiro and Marcelo. Potential Real Madrid XI: Navas; Carvajal, Vallejo, Nacho, Lopez; Kroos, Llorente; Asensio, Isco, Bale, Borja Position Juventus players Goalkeepers Szczesny, Perin, Pinsoglio, Del Favero Defenders De Sciglio, Chiellini, Benatia, Alex Sandro, Caldara, Barzagli, Cancelo, Rugani, Beruatto, Macek, Kastanos Midfielders Pjanic, Khedira, Marchisio, Can, Fernandes, Pereira da Silva, Di Pardo, Fagioli Forwards Bernardeschi, Clemenza, Beltrame, Favilli Juventus coach Max Allegri has the opportunity to field a side balanced in both youth and experience. Mehdi Benatia will be optimistic of being handed a start after coming off the bench against the MLS All-Stars, while Claudio Marchisio will be tasked with covering the midfield. The likes of Paulo Dybala still have not joined up with the side yet due to post-World Cup holiday, while it is the first game Juventus will play following the transfer of Gonzalo Higuain to Milan. Potential Juventus XI: Perin; De Sciglio, Barzagli, Chiellini, Benatia, Alex Sandro; Pjanic, Can, Marchisio; Bernardeschi, Clemenza. Betting & Match Odds A Real Madrid win is priced at odds of 23/20 according to dabblebet , while a draw is available at 5/2. A Juventus victory is up for 21/10. Match Preview The potential of a mouth-watering first meeting between Ronaldo and former side Real Madrid in Maryland have been axed, as the Portuguese international will not make his debut for the Bianconeri until later in the month. Juventus are unbeaten in their Stateside run, registering a 2-0 victory over Bayern and holding both Benfica and MLS All-Stars to 1-1 draws, winning on both occasions by way of a penalty shootout. Article continues below Madrid head into the fixture off the back of a disappointing 2-1 defeat to former manager Jose Mourinho and Manchester United, though will be buoyed by the return of a number of their stars who had missed the start of the ICC campaign due to post-World Cup holidays. Bale will be expected to step in and fill Ronaldo's shoes, while the Portuguese striker's departure also makes way for Asensio to make a starting claim – though Madrid are still expected to fully replace the 33-year-old.