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Thrilling draw at the Bernabéu between Real Madrid and Marseille
Madrid, Spain – In a match full of emotions and controversies, Real Madrid and Marseille drew at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in a UEFA Champions League clash. The match, officiated by Irfan Peljto from Bosnia & Herzegovina, was marked by high intensity and questionable refereeing decisions.
Marseille took the lead in the 22nd minute thanks to a goal by Timothy Weah, assisted by Mason Greenwood. Real Madrid quickly responded, with Kylian Mbappé leveling the score from the penalty spot in the 29th minute.
The second half was equally contested. The game was interrupted by several yellow cards, including those for Tchouameni and Éder Militão for Real Madrid, and Pavard and Medina for Marseille. The key moment came in the 72nd minute when Carvajal received a red card, leaving Real Madrid with ten men. However, Mbappé scored again from a penalty in the 81st minute, putting Real Madrid ahead.
Despite the numerical disadvantage, Real Madrid fought to maintain the result, but Marseille kept up the pressure. The match ended with a yellow card for Carreras in the 90th minute.
The statistics reflect the intensity of the match: Marseille dominated possession with 56%, while Real Madrid attempted more shots on goal, although it failed to translate into a victory.
Substitutions real madrid: at minute 5 T. Alexander-Arnold came in and D. Carvajal went out., at minute 63 F. Mastantuono came in and B. Diaz went out., at minute 63 Rodrygo came in and Vinicius Junior went out., at minute 74 A. Guler came in and R. Asencio went out.
Substitutions marseille: at minute 66 M. O’Riley came in and I. Paixao went out., at minute 66 G. Kondogbia came in and A. Vermeeren went out., at minute 78 Emerson came in and M. Murillo went out., at minute 78 T. Weah came in and A. Gouiri went out., at minute 87 B. Pavard came in and C. Egan-Riley went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
Real Madrid
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Marseille
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