Mbappe Scores as Real Win

Kylian Mbappe has sent an early message at the start of the season—he has no intention of slowing down. After scoring a hat-trick in the previous match, the French superstar found the net once again as Real Madrid cruised to an emphatic 4-0 victory over Malaga at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Jose Mourinho has also enjoyed a perfect start since taking charge for a second spell. His side have now won three consecutive matches, following a 4-1 victory over Real Sociedad and a 2-1 win against Espanyol.

Malaga, meanwhile, arrived in Madrid after a difficult start to their campaign. They had lost to Atletico Madrid before drawing with Deportivo La Coruna, and they quickly found themselves under pressure against an aggressive Real Madrid side at the Bernabeu.

Real dominated from the opening stages and soon increased their advantage. Brahim Diaz made a powerful run before Mbappe turned and fired towards goal. Although the goalkeeper initially made a save, the ball eventually ended up in the net. The goal was later recorded as an own goal by Alfonso Herrero.

Real continued to dominate and added another goal in the 30th minute. This time there was no confusion. Trent Alexander-Arnold delivered an excellent cross from the right, and Mbappe finished clinically to find the back of the net.

The goal added another impressive achievement to Mbappe's La Liga record, as he has now scored against every opponent he has faced in the league except Elche.

Malaga did have one opportunity to change the course of the match when Rodriguez struck the post from a corner. Thibaut Courtois reacted angrily towards his teammates, but the visitors were unable to build any real momentum.

Jude Bellingham also produced one of the highlights of the night. Receiving the ball from around 25 yards, the England international beat two defenders before driving into the box from the right and finishing brilliantly into the far corner.

Malaga protested the goal, but the referee allowed play to continue. VAR also confirmed that there was no infringement, and the Bernabeu responded by singing the famous “Hey Jude” chant.

Real looked even more comfortable in the second half. At times, the match appeared almost like a training session as the home side controlled possession and dictated the tempo.

Bellingham came close to adding another goal when his effort struck the post, while he also missed another good opportunity later in the game.

One of the most impressive aspects of Mourinho's team was their intensity after losing possession. Real immediately pressed Malaga and gave the visitors very little time to build attacks. Bellingham dominated the midfield, while Alexander-Arnold made a strong impact on the right side.

Late in the match, Malaga briefly thought they had earned a penalty. The referee initially awarded the spot kick but reversed the decision after reviewing the incident on VAR.

Real added the final touch in stoppage time. Huijsen won possession before the home side launched a quick attack. Vinicius Junior raced down the left and delivered a precise cut-back for substitute Arda Guler, who calmly finished to complete the 4-0 victory.

The final whistle was followed by celebrations around the Santiago Bernabeu. Mourinho remained relatively calm, but his team's performance once again showed their growing confidence.

Real Madrid are not simply winning matches—they are doing so with authority. And once again, the biggest name at the heart of their impressive start to the season is Kylian Mbappe.