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Malaga vs Real Madrid gives Madrid the stronger baseline, yet Malaga have produced enough resistance to keep the matchup compelling. Malaga won 3–2 at home on 22 December 2012, Real Madrid answered 6–2 in May 2013, and Madrid won 4–0 at the Bernabéu on 30 August 2026. A new meeting will ask whether Malaga can again turn home belief into a genuine challenge.
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Real Madrid
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13G
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31G
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24D
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16D
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18D
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33D
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20M
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15M
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29M
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19F
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36M
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25F
Malaga Substitutes
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G
13
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D
5
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D
12
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M
18
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M
6
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F
7
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M
28
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F
17
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F
24
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M
19
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F
32
Match events
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19'⚽J. Bellingham Normal Goal
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26'⚽A. Herrero Own Goal
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30'⚽K. Mbappe Normal Goal
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46'P. Martinez R. Rodriguez
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60'J. Salinas C. Puga
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61'J. Cruz J. Munoz
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61'J. Salinas C. Puga
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61'J. Cruz J. Munoz
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65'Y. Diomande B. Diaz
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66'Chupete Yellow Card
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74'H. Abaida E. Galilea
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77'B. Silva F. Valverde
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86'Haitam Abaida Penalty cancelled
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87'A. Guler J. Bellingham
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87'R. Enriquez I. Merino
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90'⚽A. Guler Normal Goal (Asst: Vinicius Junior)
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90' +3Ramón Enríquez Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Malaga VS Real Madrid
Madrid carry the clear advantage
Real Madrid have usually made their quality count against Malaga, with a 7–0 home victory on 3 March 2011 and a 6–2 result on 8 May 2013 illustrating the favourite’s ability to create separation. Madrid also won 4–1 away on 16 October 2010 and 4–0 at home on 30 August 2026. These examples establish a firm baseline while leaving room for Malaga’s response to matter.
Malaga’s upset remains instructive
Malaga’s 3–2 home win on 22 December 2012 is the essential counterexample, proving that the stronger name can be pulled into a very different contest. The sides also drew 1–1 in Madrid on 18 March 2012 and 1–1 in Malaga on 21 February 2016, showing that resistance need not depend on an outright shock. Future meetings can ask whether Malaga keep the favourite uncomfortable for long enough to change the outcome or Madrid turn control into the separation their profile suggests. The contrast between expectation and disruption gives this Spanish fixture its lasting interest.