Real Madrid hosted Sevilla at the Santiago Bernabéu for an intense La Liga showdown that ended in a thrilling four-two victory for Los Blancos. A dominant display from Real Madrid saw goals from Kylian Mbappé, Federico Valverde, Rodrygo, and Brahim Díaz. Sevilla, however, fought valiantly with Isaac Romero and Dodi Lukébakio finding the back of the net.
Kick-off and Initial Atmosphere
The Santiago Bernabéu was alive with energy as fans eagerly anticipated another classic La Liga matchup. Real Madrid, coming off a streak of solid performances, started aggressively, showcasing their trademark high pressing and quick transitions. Sevilla, known for their resilience, aimed to stay compact while looking for counter-attacking opportunities. The early exchanges were intense, with both sides battling for midfield dominance.
First Half Overview
First to Fifteenth Minute:
Real Madrid wasted no time asserting their dominance. In the tenth minute, Kylian Mbappé opened the scoring with a spectacular strike from outside the box into the top-left corner. Rodrygo’s clever positioning and assist were instrumental in the buildup. Sevilla attempted to respond, but Real Madrid’s midfield trio of Jude Bellingham, Eduardo Camavinga, and Federico Valverde controlled the tempo, cutting off Sevilla’s supply lines.
Sixteenth to Thirtieth Minute:
The hosts doubled their lead in the twentieth minute when Federico Valverde unleashed a thunderous shot from distance, assisted by Camavinga following a corner. Sevilla’s defense looked unsettled, struggling to cope with Madrid’s relentless pressure. Real Madrid continued to dominate possession, with Mbappé narrowly missing another chance in the seventeenth minute.
Thirty-first to Forty-fifth Minute:
Rodrygo made it three for Real Madrid in the thirty-fourth minute, finishing with precision into the top-left corner after a pinpoint assist from Lucas Vázquez. Sevilla’s Isaac Romero pulled one back almost immediately in the thirty-fifth minute, heading home a perfect cross from Juanlu Sánchez. The goal rejuvenated Sevilla briefly, but Real Madrid remained in control as the first half ended with a commanding three-one lead.
Second Half Overview
Forty-sixth to Sixtieth Minute:
Real Madrid started the second half with the same intensity. Brahim Díaz added a fourth goal in the fifty-third minute, finishing a through ball from Mbappé with finesse into the top-left corner. Sevilla attempted to fight back, with Isaac Romero testing Thibaut Courtois in the forty-seventh minute, but the Real Madrid goalkeeper was equal to the task.
Sixty-first to Seventy-fifth Minute:
Sevilla introduced fresh legs, with substitutes Jesús Navas and Peque Fernández injecting pace into their attacks. In the seventy-third minute, Isaac Romero struck the post with a left-footed effort, narrowly missing the chance to reduce the deficit. Real Madrid, however, remained resilient, with their defense expertly marshaled by Antonio Rüdiger.
Seventy-sixth to Ninetieth Minute:
Dodi Lukébakio gave Sevilla a glimmer of hope in the eighty-fifth minute, slotting the ball into the center of the goal after a well-timed through ball from Peque Fernández. Despite late pressure from Sevilla, Real Madrid held firm, securing a four-two victory. The match concluded with the Santiago Bernabéu erupting in applause for their team’s outstanding performance.
Final Whistle and Match Summary
Real Madrid’s victory over Sevilla showcased their attacking prowess and tactical discipline. Kylian Mbappé was instrumental, contributing a goal and an assist, while Federico Valverde’s midfield dominance and long-range goal were highlights of the match. Sevilla’s Isaac Romero and Dodi Lukébakio delivered commendable performances, but the visitors struggled to contain Real Madrid’s relentless attacks.
Manager Carlo Ancelotti’s tactical adjustments ensured Real Madrid maintained control throughout the game, with timely substitutions bolstering their midfield and defense. Sevilla, despite their spirited fightback, were outclassed by the home side’s superior quality and depth.
This result solidifies Real Madrid’s position at the top of the La Liga table, while Sevilla will need to regroup and address their defensive vulnerabilities. The Santiago Bernabéu faithful left the stadium thrilled with their team’s dynamic performance.
