One day after Real Madrid suffered a 4–3 defeat to Barcelona, Kylian Mbappé delivered a short yet powerful message to Madridistas across the globe. Real Madrid had one last chance to get back in the La Liga title race with a win over Barcelona,

Real Madrid Kylian Mbappe has admitted his side's 4-3 La Liga defeat to arch-rivals Barcelona on Sunday was 'painful.'

In one of the most dramatic El Clasico clashes in recent memory, Kylian Mbappe etched his name into Real Madrid history on Sunday, despite ending up on the losing side.

Lewandowski's recent hamstring injury, though, allowed Mbappé to close the gap atop the La Liga scoring charts. The Frenchman broke his recent La Liga goal-drought this past weekend, bagging a brace in Real Madrid's 3–2 victory over Celta Vigo.

Real Madrid need to win El Clasico in order to keep alive their La Liga title hopes, and they are on course to do so after doubling their lead against Barcelona at the Estadi Olimpic Lluis

The La Liga goalscoring race is reaching a fever pitch as Kylian Mbappé and Robert Lewandowski prepare to face off in one of the season's most anticipated matches, El Clásico. With only four games remaining in the 2024–25 season,

Real Madrid's acquisition of Kylian Mbappe at the worst possible time—with Paris Saint-Germain playing in the Champions League final—is even worse than the massive Erling Haaland and Jude Bellingham moves.

Following Arsenal's defeat in the semifinal, manager Mikel Arteta said they were the better team over the two legs. He also praised PSG goalkeeper Donnarumma, who, according to the Spaniard, was the best player for the Parisians in both matches.