Real Madrid once again proved why they remain the most feared team in Spain, storming to a commanding 4-1 victory over Levante and tightening their grip on the La Liga table. After six rounds, Los Blancos boast a flawless record, sitting firmly at the summit with 18 points from 18 possible.
The spotlight once again fell on the dazzling partnership of Vinícius Jr. and Kylian Mbappé, whose pace, flair, and clinical finishing tore Levante’s defense apart. Their attacking connection brought both goals and excitement, leaving fans and pundits convinced that Real Madrid may have formed one of the most dangerous duos in world football.
Yet, despite the celebratory atmosphere, head coach Xabi Alonso kept his post-match remarks grounded. With the calm authority that has marked his managerial rise, Alonso reminded his players and supporters that the season is long and demanding.
“We must not be complacent,” Alonso cautioned in the press conference. “Glory is only for those who always want to move forward. The team is strong, but the hunger to win every match must never disappear.”
For now, Madridistas can revel in their team’s perfect start, but Alonso’s words underline the message: domination today means nothing if tomorrow’s battles are not approached with the same hunger and determination.