Real Madrid showcased their dominance with an impressive 4-1 victory against Levante. Let’s break down the player performances that contributed to this spectacular win!

Thibaut Courtois: 7/10

In a game where he was mostly a spectator, Courtois made a single save and had little chance against the goal conceded. A quiet day is often a good sign for a goalkeeper.

Raúl Asencio: 7/10

As a versatile defender playing as a hybrid right-back/center-back, Asencio was reliable throughout the match. However, he missed a mark on Etta Eyong, allowing Levante their solitary goal.

Dean Huijsen: 7/10

Displaying impeccable defensive skills with crucial blocks, Huijsen needs to temper his adventurous passing to avoid risky situations.

Álvaro Carreras: 8/10

Stepping up as if he were born for the role, Carreras excelled at center-back with exceptional counter-pressing and timely interventions.

Fran García: 7.5/10

Making his first start this season, García was instrumental with constant overlaps and cross deliveries that kept the Levante defense on edge.

Dani Ceballos: 8/10

Ceballos injected energy into the midfield, showcasing sharp distribution and smart pressing that kept Madrid in control.

Arda Güler: 8.5/10

Providing an assist and nearly adding another, Güler dazzled with his dribbling skills and was a perpetual threat in attack.

Fede Valverde: 8/10

Valverde delivered his finest performance of the season, displaying solid ball control, accurate distribution, and dynamic movement in midfield.

Vinícius Jr.: 9.5/10

An absolutely electrifying display, Vinícius was simply unstoppable, scoring a spectacular goal, providing an assist, and crafting three key passes. A performance for the ages!

Franco Mastantuono: 8.5/10

Mastantuono burst onto the scene, finally netting his maiden goal for Real Madrid—a fitting tribute on a date shared with club legend Alfredo Di Stéfano.

Kylian Mbappé: 9/10

After a subdued first half, Mbappé came alive in the second, converting a penalty with a cheeky Panenka and sealing the victory with Madrid's fourth goal.

Substitutes: Quick Impact!

Jude Bellingham brought poise and control, earning an 8 for his contribution. Aurélien Tchouaméni kept possession circulating effectively, rating a 7.5. Rodrygo Goes, David Alaba, and Eduardo Camavinga played minimal minutes and remain unscored.

Real Madrid’s performance not only solidified their position at the top but also sent a strong message to their rivals this season. Onward and upward!