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02-01 21:00

2 - 1

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Rayo Vallecano

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Rayo Vallecano

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121

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End 2-1

103′

P.Chavarría

100′

K.Mbappé

99′

A.Espino

83′

C.Martín

I.Akhomach

83′

L. Felipe

I. Palazón

83′

Vinícius

83′

I.Akhomach

82′

A. Batalla

80′

I. Ciss

77′

A.Espino

Á. García

77′

Rodrygo

A.Güler

77′

D. Alaba

D.Huijsen

72′

Óscar

69′

D. Ceballos

65′

I. Palazón

60′

G.García

F.Mastantuono

57′

P.Chavarría

56′

P. Díaz

J. D. Frutos

56′

Óscar

G. Gumbau

53′

G. Gumbau

49′

1-1

J. D. Frutos

Assist: Á. García

45′

D. Ceballos

Raul Asencio·Del Rosario

Halftime 1-0

15′

1-0

Vinícius

Assist: B. Díaz

10′

B. Díaz

J.Bellingham

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Match Info

Real Madrid edged past Rayo Vallecano 2-1 at the Santiago Bernabéu on Sunday, February 1st, 2026, to secure a hard-fought La Liga victory. The match result maintained Real Madrid's pressure at the top of the table, though they were made to work for the three points by a resilient Rayo side. The hosts took an early lead through a powerful strike from the edge of the area, but Rayo stunned the Bernabéu by equalizing against the run of play just before halftime. The second half saw Madrid dominate possession and they finally broke the deadlock again around the 70-minute mark with a close-range finish following a goalmouth scramble. Rayo had a late chance to snatch a point, but their forward blazed over from a promising position. The performance of Madrid's veteran midfielder, who controlled the tempo, was key to navigating a tricky fixture. The win kept Madrid in the thick of the title race, while Rayo's brave display earned plaudits but no points. Madrid's manager admitted his team faced a difficult opponent, while the Rayo coach expressed immense pride in his players' effort at one of football's most daunting venues.