Real Madrid pulled off a sensational 2-1 victory against Valencia in a match filled with drama and determination. Despite trailing in the 27th minute to Hugo Duro’s goal, Real showcased their resilience once again, cementing their reputation as masters of late comebacks.
The first half was riddled with missed chances, including a close call from Federico Valverde and a brilliant save by Valencia’s goalkeeper. The turning point seemed imminent when Real earned a penalty in the 52nd minute, but Jude Bellingham’s shot struck the post. Moments later, Kylian Mbappé’s goal was disallowed for offside, and the night worsened as Vinícius Júnior was sent off in the 79th minute for striking the opposing goalkeeper.
With only ten minutes left, Luka Modrić, introduced as a substitute, equalized in the 85th minute from a Bellingham assist. The drama peaked in the fifth minute of added time when Bellingham scored the winner, delivering another iconic Real Madrid moment.
The victory not only kept Real atop La Liga but also marked a historic achievement as they became the first team to surpass 5,000 points in La Liga history, a testament to their enduring dominance and fighting spirit.
