Mbappé Unleashes Chaos: Real Madrid Dismantles Levante in Class Warfare

Highly Entertaining Futmetrix Score: 69/100. When the unbeaten leader visits the second-bottom team, the intensity of Madrid's firepower leaves no room for mercy: 4-1 merely reflects a chasm in quality.

Relentless Madrid Domination From the Whistle

Real Madrid didn't come to play—they came to execute. With 63% possession and 24 shots, the Whites wove a suffocating net around Levante. Vinicius Junior struck in the 28th minute, assisted by Valverde, setting the tone: this would be a masterclass in precision. Ten minutes later, Mastantuono capitalised on a Vinicius pass for 2-0, and the stakes of this match—a battle between first and seventeenth—were reduced to a formality.

Mbappé's Spectacle: Two Goals in Twelve Minutes

Then came the show. Kylian Mbappé transformed minutes 54 to 66 into his personal highlight reel. First, Etta Eyong pulled one back for Levante (54'), but it was merely an intermission. Mbappé converted a penalty in the 64th with surgical precision, then completed his brace two minutes later, assisted by Arda Güler. Three goals in 12 minutes of shattered balance: a barrage of 35 combined shots, 12 on target, transformed the stadium into a firing range. Dani Ceballos orchestrated Madrid's suffocation with two key passes and suffocating midfield presence.

Levante's Relegation Nightmare Deepens

For Levante, this wasn't defeat—it was a verdict. With just 4 points from 6 games and a defence that's conceded 13 goals, the Granota are in freefall toward the abyss. Madrid, perfect across all six matches, cemented their unbeaten lead. Sometimes football is simply this: the intensity of class difference laid bare without mercy.