Kylian Mbappe was sent off after a violent tackle on Antonio Blanco during Real Madrid's 2-1 victory over Alaves. While the player had a moment of self-reflection, he lost no time in attempting to make amends. According to AS, the French forward walked straight to the Alaves dressing room after the match to personally apologize to Blanco. Interestingly, that wasn't it. The former PSG forward also apologized to his Real Madrid teammates for leaving them one player short. Fortunately, Alaves suffered a red card 70 minutes into the game, with Manu Sanchez getting his marching orders. Mbappe regrets his actions. Mbappe is believed to have been highly disappointed with himself for his lack of discipline. The attacker was frustrated by the red card, particularly because it was his first since 2019. Fortunately for Real Madrid, the problem may not be as pricey as initially thought. This is because Mbappe faces a possible three-game ban for the tackle, although all indica...
Real Madrid were denied a chance to narrow the gap on Barcelona at the top of La Liga after a 1-1 draw with a spirited Las Palmas.
After Oli McBurnie set up a sweeping finish, Alberto Moliero gave the hosts a surprising lead after only five minutes.The visitors' finest reaction came midway through the half, when Fede Valverde's free kick was saved by Jasper Cillessen.
Cillessen was forced back into action shortly before the break to save a shot from Antonio Rüdiger as Los Blancos sought for a leveller.
Vinícius and Rodrygo sought to test the Amarillos' goalkeeper early in the second half but failed to score.
Carlo Ancelotti's team nearly lost when Sandro Ramírez attempted a counterattack but shot over the crossbar.
Álex Suárez touched the ball after substitute Arda Güler's touch in the penalty area, allowing Vinícius to score from the spot.
Jaime Mata appeared to have stolen the victory for Las Palmas with a powerful shot in the dying moments, but his effort was instantly disallowed for offside.
The reigning champions replace city rivals Atlético de Madrid in fourth place, four points behind leaders Barcelona following only one win in their first three games.
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