Real Madrid once again demonstrated their ability to come back at the Olympic Stadium in Rome, beating AS Roma 4-3 after almost losing 3-1. The comeback was completed in the final minutes of the match, with a goal from Antonio Rüdiger in the 90th minute that sealed the victory.
The match began with a goal from De Roon for the Italian team, and Real Madrid responded with a goal from Kylian Mbappé, tying the score. However, the lead was lost when Donyell Malen scored two consecutive goals for Roma, leaving the white team at a 3‑1 disadvantage.
The decisive moment came in the second half, when Spanish striker Espí reduced the lead in the 82nd minute, and Endrick equalized the score in the 85th minute. With time running out, Rüdiger scored the winning goal in the 90th minute, completing a comeback that left the crowd in ecstasy.
The final result of 4‑3 reintroduces Real Madrid to the European competition, while AS Roma is left with a defeat that forces them to review their strategy for the next matches. Real Madrid's comeback highlights the team's resilience and its ability to change the course of the game at critical moments.