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Real Madrid Hat-Trick Hero Karim Benzema Overjoyed With Win Over Levante
Karim Benzema could not be any more pleased with his and his team's performance against Levante in the Copa del Rey.
By Rick D'Andrea
Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema says it was a wonderful feeling to receive a rapturous applause after scoring a hat-trick in the side's 8-0 win over Levante in the Copa del Rey.
The Frenchman believes the Blancos can turn on the scoring prowess like rivals Barcelona.
"It was a very good game for us, and in the end, I have three goals," Benzema told Eurosport after the match. "People wanted us to show them what football is, and we have demonstrated this.
"Real Madrid also have the ability to score six, seven or eight goals.
"I don't know if it was my best match for Real Madrid, but I will keep strong and working hard. I want to win the Copa del Rey because it is an important trophy for everyone," he added.
The Frenchman believes the Blancos can turn on the scoring prowess like rivals Barcelona.
"It was a very good game for us, and in the end, I have three goals," Benzema told Eurosport after the match. "People wanted us to show them what football is, and we have demonstrated this.
"Real Madrid also have the ability to score six, seven or eight goals.
"I don't know if it was my best match for Real Madrid, but I will keep strong and working hard. I want to win the Copa del Rey because it is an important trophy for everyone," he added.
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