Mbappe Double Secures Real Madrid Victory Over Barcelona in El Clasico
Kylian Mbappe scored twice, including an 87th‑minute winner, to give Real Madrid a 2‑1 win over Barcelona.

In Brief
- •Kylian Mbappe scored twice, including an 87th‑minute winner, to give Real Madrid a 2‑1 win over Barcelona.
- •Barcelona’s bid to break the record for most consecutive opening‑season wins in LaLiga was halted; the record of nine straight victories set by Real Madrid in 1968‑69 remains.
- •Real Madrid’s goal came from a fortuitous cross by Yan Diomande, while the second came after a Bellingham‑Camavinga build‑up.
- •Barcelona’s equaliser came from Raphinha’s shot through Jude Bellingham’s legs.
- •The win leaves Barcelona two points ahead of Atletico Madrid, with Real Madrid in third after 10 matches.
Why It Matters
The result ended Barcelona’s impressive start to the season and kept Real Madrid’s historic record of nine consecutive opening‑season wins intact. Mbappe’s brace not only secured the win but also highlighted his growing influence in LaLiga, potentially affecting transfer market valuations and fan expectations. The match also tightened the title race, with Real Madrid now trailing the leaders by three points after 10 games, raising the stakes for the remaining fixtures.
Key Details
- Final Score
- Real Madrid 2 – 1 Barcelona
- Mbappe Goals
- 2
- Winning Goal Minute
- 87
- Barcelona Record Attempt
- 9 consecutive wins (record not surpassed)
- League Position After Match
- Barcelona 1st, Atletico 2nd, Real 3rd
Context & Background
LaLiga’s record for most consecutive wins at the start of a season was set by Real Madrid in 1968‑69 with nine straight victories; Barcelona had been attempting to surpass this benchmark.
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