Player Performances in Madrid’s Recent Match

omidbasir- **Thibaut Courtois (7/10):**
Courtois demonstrated his skill early in the match with several crucial saves, helping Madrid gain their footing.

**Trent Alexander-Arnold (7/10):**
Alexander-Arnold delivered some exceptional crosses, establishing himself as Madrid’s most significant threat in the first half, although his influence diminished after the break.

**Antonio Rudiger (7/10):**
While Rudiger occasionally struggled with his passing, he excelled in one-on-one situations, showcasing his defensive prowess.

**Dean Huijsen (8/10):**
Huijsen was the standout performer, completing the most passes on the pitch, winning tackles, and demonstrating aerial strength. His commanding presence solidified the defense.

**Alvaro Carreras (6/10):**
Carreras had a mixed performance against his former club, facing challenges when dribbled past, largely due to limited defensive support.

**Aurelien Tchouameni (6/10):**
Tchouameni did not reach his usual standards, occasionally losing possession and failing to provide the desired defensive coverage, although he effectively advanced the ball.

**Eduardo Camavinga (6/10):**
Despite losing the most duels in the match, Camavinga managed to create two promising chances, contributing positively in moments.

**Federico Valverde (7/10):**
Valverde thrived upon his return to midfield, effectively serving as a box-to-box presence and displaying a sense of comfort in his role.

**Arda Guler (6/10):**
Guler sought to find clever passing angles and had a few decent attempts on goal, yet he fell short in delivering the decisive final pass.

**Kylian Mbappe (5/10):**
Mbappe had a rare off night, missing several key chances in the first half and remaining largely uninvolved after halftime.

**Vinicius Jr (8/10):**
Vinicius was outstanding throughout the match, consistently attacking defenders, scoring a remarkable goal, and potentially could have added more to his tally despite facing significant challenges.

**Brahim Diaz (N/A):**
Diaz had insufficient time to leave a mark on the game.

**Thiago Pitarch (N/A):**
Pitarch was brought on late and was unable to make a noticeable impact.

**Dani Carvajal (N/A):**
Carvajal entered the match late and faced some difficulties but utilized his strength effectively.

**Alvaro Arbeloa (7/10):**
Arbeloa selected his strongest XI, resulting in a solid performance. Although Madrid was not at their best, they remained effective and will return to the Bernabeu with a lead.