Real Madrid Beat Racing 3-0 for Sixth Straight Win

On Sunday, Nov. 1, Real Madrid faced Real Racing Club (0-3) in La Liga, with the white club winning by a wide margin.

As of today, Real Madrid holds a six-match winning streak and sits third in the La Liga standings with 27 points, while the verdiblanco team broke its two-match winning streak in today's matchup, falling to 16th with 11 points.

Coach Jose Mourinho's starting eleven did not disappoint. The squad came out with possession and played very offensively, which seemed to be the Portuguese coach's main objective, and they didn't slow down, at least during the first half.

With possession in their favor, the white team tried several times to open the scoring and did so in the 11th minute through Kylian Mbappe after a penalty in Real Madrid's favor.

Racing applied pressure and almost scored minutes after the Frenchman's goal, but goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois stopped them, and the Verdiblancos' adrenaline lasted little, as Jude Bellingham appeared in the 21st minute and scored the second goal of the match with an assist from Arda Guler.

Racing made a change in the 28th minute. Alvaro Mantilla came off after falling to the grass with a possible knee injury, and Pedro Felipe came on.

The third goal, and probably the best of the match, came in the 36th minute for Yan Diomande, setting the tone for the second half.

The white club began the second half with much lower intensity than in the first half. Racing Club took advantage of this to start taking possession of the ball, which visibly bothered Mourinho, who had relaxed after the first-half result.

But it took little for the Portuguese coach's men to regain the pace, with Mbappe trying several times to score, though his plays were not very defined in this match.

Racing made two more changes around the 61st minute, and Real Madrid made its first change in the 67th, letting Guler go, who was replaced by Brahim Diaz.

One of the match's scandals was the penalty awarded to Racing for a handball by Aurelien Tchouameni; however, VAR later annulled it, which dampened the affected team's spirits.

Both teams made their final changes near the end of the match, and although Bellingham managed to send the ball into the back of the net in the 90th minute, the goal was disallowed. Endrick also tried to score the fourth, but it went wide, ending the match.

Real Madrid remains busy; this week is hectic for the Madridistas, who will have two more matches. On Wednesday, Nov. 4, they will travel to Nea Filadelfeia to face AEK Athens FC in the Champions League, and on Saturday, the 7th, they will face Valencia CF in La Liga.