Vazquez, who won two penalties for Real in the first leg, slammed home his second from close range in the 59th minute, but Guillermo pegged back Real again with a brilliant header to cap a superb display and a fine result for his team. Numancia's Dani Calvo was sent off in the dying minutes for a cynical foul to stop Isco that earned him a second yellow card. Earlier, Leganes reached the quarter-final for the first time in their history after losing 2-1 at Villarreal but progressing on away goals after their 1-0 first-leg win at Butarque. Leganes winger Nabil el Zhar scored a delicious chip to break the deadlock, with Dani Raba’s well-taken strike and Denis Cheryshev’s late winner completing a Villarreal comeback that was not enough to send the host through. Last season's King's Cup runners-up Alaves beat third division Fomentera 2-0 to wrap up a 5-1 aggregate win thanks to second-half goals from Ermedin Demirovic and Alfonso Pedraza.Lucas Vázquez has now been directly involved in 6 goals in his last 6 cup appearances for Real Madrid:
2 goals ⚽ 4 assists ?️ Deadlock broken. pic.twitter.com/jEwfACDh1m — Squawka Football (@Squawka) January 10, 2018
Thursday, Levante host Espanyol, Cadiz travel to Sevilla and holder Barca welcome Celta to the Nou Camp. RESULTS Alaves 2 (Demirovic 55, Pedraza 90+1) Formentera 0 Alaves win 5-1 on aggregate Villarreal 2 (Raba 48, Cheryshev 89) Leganes 1 (El Zhar 31) Aggregate score 2-2, Leganes through on away goals Real Madrid 2 (Vazquez 10, 59) Numancia 2 (Guillermo 45, 82) Real Madrid win 5-2 on aggregate THURSDAY'S MATCHES Levante v Espanyol, Sevilla v Cadiz and Barcelona v Celta? Ten changes from Sunday's clash in Vigo for tonight's cup match! Here's tonight starting XI to face @cdnumancia. VAMOS! ? #RMMovistar | #RMCopa pic.twitter.com/FeZshOntSK
— Real Madrid C.F.?? (@realmadriden) January 10, 2018
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