Champions League: Kylian Mbappe scored twice in Real Madrid’s win

Real Madrid faced AS Monaco in the Champions League league stage clash on Tuesday. The match ended with a convincing 6–1 victory for the Madrid team.

Monaco’s Finnish goalkeeper Lukas Hradecky was sidelined for the match due to a knee injury.

As one of the brightest stars on the pitch, the Real Madrid superstar shone again Kylian Mbappéwho scored two goals in the match.

He opened the goal account for Madrid in the fifth minute of the game by placing the ball safely in the bottom corner. Every other night he was able to move it to nothing of Vinicius great preliminary work.

The match was special for Mbapellé, as AS Monaco is his former club. He represented the club between 2015 and 2018, before moving to PSG and later to Real Madrid.

Mbappé showed respect for his former club during the match and fanned both of his hits with restraint. After his opening goal, he turned to the Monaco fans who had traveled to Madrid and folded his hands apologetically.

French star has been in a wild scoring streak, especially in the Champions League. A whopping 11 goals have been scored in six Champions League matches.

In the Spanish La Liga, Mbappé has completed the same number of goals in 19 matches.

The Monaco match was Real Madrid’s first on the European courts for the new head coach, who spent nine seasons in his playing career at Real Madrid Alvaro Arbeloan under.

The victory was important for the freshman pilot, because The Whites has been caught in the eye of the storm Xabi Alonson after shock kicks.

Madrid supporters have directed their anger especially at the president of the club Florentino Péreziin and to the team’s star players Vinicius and Jude to Bellinghamwho are seen as the main factors behind Alonso’s firing.

Alonso’s last game as a head coach was a losing Spanish Super Cup final against Barcelona.

In the very next match, when Real unexpectedly lost their cup match against Albacete, who are playing in Spain’s second highest league level.

The Madrid crowd expressed their displeasure in the club’s next home match against Levante. In addition to the raucous whistle concert, the Santiago Bernabeu saw a sea of ​​white handkerchiefs – a traditional sign of displeasure in Spanish football culture.

Tuesday’s Monaco victory will relieve the pressure on Real Madrid’s club management. At least for now.