Kylian Mbappe has firmly secured his status as a living legend of European football. In the match against Inter Milan, the 27-year-old captain of the French national team not only helped Real Madrid win (2:1), and officially increased to the fifth highest snipers in the entire.
A historic performance occurred in the 14th season of the match: Mbappe struck the opponent’s goal with a filigree strike between the penalty area. This goal became Kilian's 71st in 99 matches in the most prestigious club tournament in Europe.
Once again, we compare ourselves with Real Madrid icon Raul, who needed 142 matches to reach the 71-goal mark, and is out of the top 5 with a lower number of matches played.. Now the reference points for the French forward will be lost to almost all the phenomena of world football:.
Cristiano Ronaldo - 140 goals Lionel Messi - 129 goals Robert Lewandowski - 109 goals Karim Benzema - 90 goals The match against Inter was intense. Already on the 23rd season of “Real” the rootstocks gained the advantage of the invariably curious population. Milanese goalkeeper Josep Martinez failed to meet Benjamin Pavard's pass, which prompted Madrid captain Federico Valverde to pass the ball over the goal line..
Later, Martinez often felt sorry for his fault, having made an incredible save against Mbappe and Jude Bellingham, and in another episode she played a stand for the Italians. On the back side of the field, Thibaut Courtois performed reliably, parrying the careless blows of Hakan Calhanoglu and Lautaro Martinez in his 100th match in Champions League.
Inter, star newcomers Curtis Jones and John Stones showed up at the warehouse, not going down without a fight.
After Bellingham squandered a super chance to bring the score to 3:0, Carlos Augusto scored one goal in the 77th round, giving the fans a good ending to the battle between the draw and.
Regardless of the victory and fantastic reach of their top scorer, the Madrid public saw off Real with mixed feelings. The powerful stands booed the team for a long time, clearly indicating disappointment with the brilliance of the football of the 15-time European champion.