Frenchman Kylian Mbappé once again scored his second goal in the Clásico, sealing a victory for Real Madrid over Barcelona with a double that came in the 87th minute. The French forward completed a quick counterattack against the white team that had started with an outstanding play by Jadon Bellingham. The Englishman put the ball to Eduardo Camavinga, who returned it back, and Mbappé broke free without opposition to score 1‑2.
Mbappé's goal not only gave Real Madrid the lead, but also allowed him to reach 100 goals for the club. The round figure was celebrated with enthusiasm by the white team bench, who showed their joy through gestures and applause. The French forward became the second scorer in the Clásico, after his first goal in the match.
Real Madrid showed overwhelming dominance at the Camp Nou, with an offensive game that translated into an early lead. Barcelona, for its part, tried to react, but Real Madrid's defense remained firm. Mbappé's goal in the 87th minute secured the victory and left Barcelona without enough time to come back.
With this victory, Real Madrid continues to consolidate its position in the fight for the league title, while Barcelona continues to seek to regain its position in the table. The next challenge for Real Madrid will be to face its direct rival on the next day, while Barcelona will have to work on its defense to prevent Real Madrid's forwards from continuing to score so many goals.