Only Mbappé is saved from chaos

Kylian Mbappé lived his second Clasico like a Real Madrid player with bitterness. They had already lost 4-0 in La Liga last October and Madrid have now conceded five. The differencealthough the striker will not be consoled by it, it is because this time he was the only one to leave a good impression on the Madrid fans, while in his first duel against the Catalans he was singled out for his errors and his offside. .

“Yes, he was the best,” Carlo Ancelotti commented to Movistar when asked if Mbappé could be the only positive note of the bad night in Arabia.

The truth is that Mbappé had an excellent match, logically overshadowed by the domination and absolute superiority of Barça. But Madrid opened the scoring with a superb goal from the Frenchman, perfect at running, dribbling against Balde and finishing against Szczesny.

Much more than the big goal

But that wasn't all. Shortly after scoring, he again made a spectacular and unstoppable run, until he was unlucky enough to slip and Kounde inadvertently stepped on him. The Real Madrid number nine had to be treated and during the second visit to the doctors, he asked to have his ankle taped.. It was difficult for him to enter the match, but he gained confidence and was always the most dangerous player for the Blaugrana defense.

Kylian also caused the Barça goalkeeper to be sent off, leading to Rodrygo's free-kick goal. He also produced a spectacular backheel to help Bellingham, with the match already over. He had a few others, like a good move inside the box that ended with an excellent shot saved by Inaki Pena.

Goals in all three finals

Mbappé failed to secure his third title with Real Madrid, but he scored in all three finals he played in. He scored against Atalanta in the European Super Cup, the first goal against Pachuca in the final of the Intercontinental Cup and yesterday against Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup he opens the scoring again.

The good news for Mbappe is that he also showed great form throughout the match. The Frenchman had already shown signs of improvement a few weeks ago, but he was missing a complete game. Araujo, who replaced the injured Inigo Martinez, received a yellow card and was unable to cope with the former PSG player throughout the second half.