Ten-man Real Madrid overcame Athletic Bilbao to win the 2022 Spanish Super Cup in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Sunday. A goal from Luka Modric and a penalty from Karim Benzema were enough for Los Blancos to win the competition for the 12th time.Modric opened the scoring late in the opening stanza with a sublime goal after being teed up by Rodrygo. A handball from Yeray Alvarez allowed Benzema to double Madrid's advantage from the spot in the 52nd minute.Los Leones were second best for much of the game. However, they had an opportunity from 12 yards after Eder Militao's handball, which also got the Brazilian sent off following a VAR review.However, Raul Garcia's poor attempt was cleared away by Thibaut Courtois. That denied Bilbao a consolation strike, and ended their hopes of back-to-back Supercup titles.On that note, here are the player ratings for Real Madrid:Thibaut Courtois - 8/10The Real Madrid custodian was confident between the sticks, and made an incredible penalty save late on to preserve his team's clean sheet.Lucas Vazquez - 6.5/10The Spaniard ran up the pitch with great energy and purpose, but the end product was lacking in his game.Eder Militao - 6/10He frustrated Bilbao with his excellent reading of the game, making seven clearances. However, his evening turned sour following a red card for a handball inside the box, with Bilbao getting a penalty for the infraction.David Alaba - 7/10Inaki Williams got the better of him early on, but the Austrian found his feet after that.Ferland Mendy - 6.5/10The Frenchman was solid defensively, but once again left a lot to be desired going forward. He did not lay a single cross in the game.Luka Modric - 9/10Graceful and effortless as ever, Modric dripped quality in every piece of action. He also put Real Madrid ahead with a sublime goal. Who'd believe he's 36?CR7 Rap Rhymes@cr7raprhymesModric is 36 and still plays every single game at an exceptional level. One of the best midfielders ever to play the game.12:42 PM · Jan 17, 20222251230Modric is 36 and still plays every single game at an exceptional level. One of the best midfielders ever to play the game.Casemiro - 7/10The Brazilian provided excellent cover for the back four, and looked tidy in possession. He also made four clearances on the night.Toni Kroos - 7.5/10He was central to everything good stemming from Real Madrid. The German kept everything ticking for his team, delivering a Man-of-the-Match performance.SofaScore@SofaScoreINT | FOCUSToni Kroos pulled the strings for Real Madrid tonight: 119 touches (most) 3 key passes (joint-most) 5/6 accurate crosses (most) 15/16 accurate long balls (most) 95/100 accurate passes (most) 7.9 SofaScore ratingMidfield maestro. #Supercopa2:10 AM · Jan 17, 202214313🔎 | FOCUSToni Kroos pulled the strings for Real Madrid tonight:👌 119 touches (most)🔑 3 key passes (joint-most)↪️ 5/6 accurate crosses (most)🔭 15/16 accurate long balls (most)👟 95/100 accurate passes (most)📈 7.9 SofaScore ratingMidfield maestro. 👏👏#Supercopa https://t.co/V1fOWD4IonRodrygo - 7.5/10The youngster was a livewire for much of the game, buzzing around Bilbao's defence and never giving them a moment's rest. Rodrygo also put the ball on a plate for Modric to score Los Blancos' opener.Karim Benzema - 8/10The Frenchman was pivotal in building up attacks, clinically dispatching a penalty in the second half, which confirmed Los Blancos' win.Madrid Zone@theMadridZone| Karim Benzema is now the French player with the MOST titles in football history. @RMadridistaReal #rmalive2:22 AM · Jan 17, 20225574674🚨| Karim Benzema is now the French player with the MOST titles in football history. @RMadridistaReal #rmaliveVinicius Junior - 5.5/10The in-form winger was uncharacteristically poor on the night. He looked well off the pace, and struggled to conjure his usual attacking threat.Ratings of Real Madrid substitutes against Athletic BilbaoFederico Valverde - 6/10The Uruguayan fought hard for the ball, preventing Bilbao from making a late surge.Marcelo - N/AMarcelo didn't have enough time to pull off anything notable. However, he joined Paco Gento (23) as the joint-most decorated player in Los Blancos' history.Nacho - N/AThe game was almost up by the time the Spaniard was subbed on against Bilbao in Riyadh.