Brahim Díaz Stunner Seals Real Madrid's 1-0 Win Over Deportivo in Teresa Herrera Final in Spain

A moment of magic from Brahim Díaz gave Real Madrid a 1-0 win over Deportivo La Coruña in the 81st edition of the Teresa Herrera trophy, the oldest summer tournament in Spanish football, played at Riazor stadium in A Coruña, Spain. The Spanish-Moroccan winger scored in stoppage time of the first half after controlling a long throw from goalkeeper Andriy Lunin with his chest under pressure from Soriano, then flicking the ball up with his knee before finishing with his right foot past Deportivo goalkeeper Leo Román. Román joined Deportivo this summer from Mallorca for €9 million, returning to top-flight football after the club spent eight years outside Spain's top division.

The win gave Madrid their tenth Teresa Herrera title, lifting the giant trophy shaped like the iconic Tower of Hercules monument in A Coruña. Until Brahim's strike, the first half had been largely dull, with José Mourinho's Madrid side struggling to break down a well-organized Deportivo team coached by Antonio Hidalgo.