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Real Madrid Edge Past Alavés: Camavinga Shines, Mbappé Sees Red

Camavinga’s Moment of Magic

Real Madrid’s breakthrough came in the 34th minute, thanks to a sensational strike from Eduardo Camavinga. The midfielder unleashed a long-range effort that sailed past the Alavés keeper, echoing memories of his 2022 wonder goal against Real Sociedad. It was a moment of brilliance that showcased Camavinga's ever-growing importance in Madrid's engine room.. 

 

Mbappé’s Shocking Red

Just minutes after the opener, the spotlight turned to Kylian Mbappé—but not for the right reasons. A reckless tackle on Antonio Blanco saw the Frenchman initially booked, but VAR intervened, and the yellow was swiftly upgraded to red. It was a rare moment of frustration from Mbappé, and assistant coach Davide Ancelotti hinted that consistent fouls on the star might’ve played a role in his outburst.

Alavés Let It Slip

Despite having a man advantage for nearly an hour, Alavés couldn’t find a way through Madrid’s defense. Their hopes faded further when Manu Sánchez was sent off for a dangerous challenge on Vinícius Jr. Credit must go to Thibaut Courtois, who made several crucial saves to keep Los Blancos ahead.

Crowd Behavior Under Scrutiny

The clash wasn’t without controversy off the pitch either. Offensive chants were reportedly directed at Real Madrid defender Raúl Asencio, prompting potential disciplinary measures against Alavés. Such incidents continue to cast a shadow over La Liga’s efforts to promote respectful fan behavior.

A Boost in the Title Chase

With this hard-fought 1-0 win, Real Madrid stay hot on Barcelona’s heels in the title race. Even with ten men, the squad’s composure and grit sent a clear message: they’re ready to fight until the final whistle in pursuit of La Liga glory.

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Alavés Let It Slip

Despite having a man advantage for nearly an hour, Alavés couldn’t find a way through Madrid’s defense. Their hopes faded further when Manu Sánchez was sent off for a dangerous challenge on Vinícius Jr. Credit must go to Thibaut Courtois, who made several crucial saves to keep Los Blancos ahead.