Big Match: Real Madrid vs Tottenham

After the Champions Cup has given us high-level matches this spring, it is now turn of the Audi Cup. The German tournament is played Real Madrid, Tottenham, Bayern Munich and AC Milan. Three of the best teams in history against one of the most powerful in the Premier League on a big summer tournament in which Real Madrid seeks to follow confirming the good feelings left in previous friendlies.

The group coached by Rafa Benitez goalless draw against Roma, but retaliated by beating people at Manchester City (1-4) and Inter Milan (0-3) leaving a goalless draw in the last match against AC Milan. Although the system is still not clear and still not know where to play Cristiano Ronaldo, Real Madrid is enjoying a more than effective preseason. While, yes, Real Madrid will have to be measured at Tottenham whole without the Portuguese star and Karim Benzema.

Cristiano Ronaldo suffered a back pain in the last training before the match against Tottenham while Karim Benzema is overloaded on the thigh of the right leg. The Frenchman is still the protagonist in recent days and not for his injury. Arsenal still behind Karim Benzema and although Arsene Wenger acknowledged that there is no interest, the British press reports that the Gunners have offered up to 70 million by Karim Benzema. Meanwhile, Rafa Benitez prefers to show confidence in the still plays for Real Madrid.

In the press conference before the match against Tottenham, Rafa Benitez admitted that there is no reason for Karim Benzema out of his team: "I see no reason why you have to leave Benzema. I'm sure it will stay. I'm very happy with it. " And Ronaldo or Benzema, the post holder will forward Gareth Bale, who will face his exequipo. A Bale that despite interest from Manchester United to seize their services, will not move from Real Madrid.

Meanwhile, Tottenham looking for a prestigious victory this preseason. The group coached by Mauricio Pochettino is still working on the preparation of its staff taking into uncertain future Roberto Soldado, who could go to Villarreal, and Erik Lamela, who has not yet been adapted to English football. And this summer, Tottenham has won only one set of players in Malaysia and Sydney against Peterborough and lost against a team of stars of Major League Soccer who included Kaka and David Villa.