4 – 0
“Jude Bellingham opens the scoring with a right-footed finish from the right side of the box after Real Madrid won a free kick following a foul by Rafita.”
Pivotal“Málaga's Alfonso Herrero turns a Mbappé effort into his own net, doubling Real Madrid's lead just seven minutes after the opener.”
Pivotal“Kylian Mbappé makes it three, finishing from the center of the box after Málaga failed to clear their lines following a Vinícius-won free kick.”
Pivotal“Substitute Arda Güler wraps up the scoring with a left-footed finish from close range after a swift counter-attack in stoppage time.”
Outstanding performance

Real Madrid put this game to bed inside half an hour, blitzing Málaga with three goals between the 19th and 30th minutes as Bellingham, an own goal, and Mbappé did the damage. The hosts dominated every metric that mattered - 67% dangerous attacks share, 8 shots on target to Málaga's 1, and four big chances created against none for the visitors - reflecting a complete tactical and quality mismatch. Arda Güler added gloss with a stoppage-time finish on the counter moments after coming off the bench, capping a rout that never had a second act of drama once the third goal went in. For Real Madrid this is exactly the kind of statement win their title-race credentials demand, while Málaga's season now faces early questions after such a lopsided defeat away from home.
How entertaining was this match?
Real Madrid ride a wave of momentum into their Bernabéu clash with struggling Málaga, fresh off a 4-1 demolition of Real Sociedad. Kylian Mbappé's hat-trick heroics have Los Blancos flying, while Málaga search for their first points after promotion.