"Federico Valverde also tested Dimitrievski from long range, and Mbappe twice got behind the defence but failed to find the target. The decisive moment arrived in the 65th minute. Dean Huijsen played a pass out to the left for Carreras, who advanced, beat several defenders while carrying the ball into the penalty area and finished low into the bottom corner to put Madrid 1-0 ahead."
"Mbappe was the main outlet, repeatedly drifting left and trying to isolate defenders, but goalkeeper Stole Dimitrievski dealt with his early efforts from tight angles. A quick passing move also released debutant right-back David Jimenez, whose first-time shot was saved. Valencia, meanwhile, looked most threatening on transitions. Arnaut Danjuma and Hugo Duro combined well on the flanks, and Lucas Beltrán flashed a header narrowly wide while Unai Nunez fired over from distance."
"Real Madrid left it late but picked up a crucial 2-0 victory win over Valencia at the Mestalla, with a second-half breakthrough from Alvaro Carreras and a stoppage-time goal by Kylian Mbappe sealing the points. The first half was cagey and short on clear openings. Madrid controlled the ball for long stretches, yet struggled to create clean chances against a compact Valencia shape."
Real Madrid won 2-0 at the Mestalla, breaking the deadlock through Alvaro Carreras and sealing victory with a stoppage-time goal from Kylian Mbappe. The first half was cagey, with Madrid dominating possession but failing to fashion clear chances against Valencia’s compact shape. Mbappe operated from the left while David Jimenez saw a first-time shot saved on his debut. Valencia threatened on transitions through Arnaut Danjuma, Hugo Duro and Lucas Beltrán. After the restart the game opened and Carreras’s 65th-minute solo run produced the decisive goal as Madrid held firm to close out the win.
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