If Botafogo were to navigate an Intercontinental Cup by facing Pachuca, Al Ahly, and Real Madrid, their chances would hinge on key matchups, adaptability, and momentum. Here's an analysis of their likely path (watch these games live on beIN Sports):

1. Botafogo vs. Pachuca – 70% Win/20% Draw/10% Loss

• Chances of Winning: Moderate to High
  Pachuca’s grit and counter-attacking style would challenge Botafogo, but Botafogo’s superior technical skill and creativity could give them the edge. If Botafogo controls possession and avoids defensive lapses, they would be favorites in this matchup.
• Key Factors: Midfield control and clinical finishing. 

2. Botafogo vs. Al Ahly

• Chances of Winning: Moderate
  Al Ahly, Africa’s most decorated club, brings immense experience and a fierce mentality. Botafogo would need to match Al Ahly’s intensity while using their flair to break down a disciplined defense. They also have had less time to rest.
• Key Factors: Set-piece defense and quick transitions.

3. Botafogo vs. Real Madrid (Final)

• Chances of Winning: Low to Moderate
  Facing Real Madrid in the final would be a monumental challenge. Not only do they come out of two hard fought matches, but now they face Real’s depth, experience in high-stakes finals, and world-class talent make the Blancos the overwhelming favorites. However, Botafogo could capitalize on underdog momentum, playing with nothing to lose and hoping to exploit any Madrid complacency like Athletic Bilbao did recently in La Liga.
• Key Factors: Tactical discipline, counterattacks, and psychological edge. 

Overall Odds

Botafogo's chances of winning all three matches in succession would be slim, realistically around 20-30%, depending on form, fitness, and tactical execution. However, their unpredictability and Brazilian flair give them a fighting chance, especially if they ride a wave of momentum into the final after beating Pachuca and Al Ahly and remembering their solid win in the Copa Libertadores Final that was aired live on beIN Sports. In football, upsets are always possible. Just remember the 2000 final between the powerful Real Madrid (Roberto Carlos, Figo, Raúl) and Boca (Riquelme, Palermo, Serna).