2:0 victory in the Super Cup against Atalanta Mbappé plays, scores and wins his first title with Real Madrid

Sandro Zappella

14.8.2024

Real Madrid win the 50th edition of the European Super Cup. The Spaniards win the final in Warsaw against Atalanta Bergamo 2:0.

In the 68th minute, Kylian Mbappé scored his first goal on his competitive debut for Real Madrid. After a beautiful pass from Jude Bellingham, the 25-year-old Frenchman finished dryly to make it 2-0.

Mbappé, who was introduced to the Whites just under a month ago but missed the US tour due to his vacation after the European Championship in Germany, had been rather reserved beforehand.

As a result, others had to provide the longed-for opening goal. In the 59th minute, Vinicius Junior beat the Swiss-Albanian dual national Berat Djimsiti in the penalty area with a body trick and passed with perfect timing into the middle, where Federico Valverde only had to put his foot down.

Real deserved to win the game, which was refereed by Swiss referee Sandro Schärer. Nevertheless, Atalanta were left to rue two good opportunities: In the 24th minute, a deflected cross from Marten De Roon landed on the crossbar, and shortly after the second half kicked off, Thibaut Courtois made a miraculous save from a Mario Pasalic header.

This victory makes Real Madrid the sole record winners of the Super Cup. The Whites now have six titles to their name, followed by AC Milan and FC Barcelona with five each. Overall, it was the 17th success for a team from Spain, putting them ahead of England (10) and Italy (9) in the national rankings.

In the coaching statistics, Carlo Ancelotti overtook Pep Guardiola again with his fifth Super Cup title (three with Real, two with Milan). The latter had caught up with Ancelotti in terms of titles last year as coach of Manchester City (5:4 win on penalties against Sevilla).

The interviews

Real Madrid - Atalanta Bergamo 2:0 (0:0)
Warsaw. - SR Schärer (SUI). -
Goals: 59 Valverde 1:0. 68 Mbappé 2:0. -
Comments: Kylian Mbappé made his competitive debut (substituted in the 83rd minute).

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  • 90th minute

    Real Madrid are Super Cup winners

    The game is over. Real Madrid win deservedly 2:0 against Atalanta Bergamo.

  • 82nd minute

    Real Madrid play it down

    Atalanta appear in front of the Real goal from time to time, but it is no longer really dangerous. The madridistas will most probably win the next title here. Djimsiti has just almost sealed Atalanta's fate with an own goal.

  • 68th minute

    Mbappé scores for the first time for Real

    After 68 minutes, the time has come. Superstar Kylian Mbappé scores his first goal for Real Madrid. Jude Bellingham shows great vision and passes to the Frenchman in the penalty area. He then smashes the ball beautifully into the net.

  • 65th minute

    Real now with chances by the minute

    The opening goal gave the Whites the boost they needed. Carlo Ancelotti's team are now piling on the pressure and have several chances to increase the lead to 2:0.

  • 60th minute

    Valverde puts Real Madrid ahead after a wonderful assist from Vinicius

  • 58th minute

    Atalanta superior

    The Italians start the second half much better. The lead for Atalanta would be highly deserved by now. But how often have we seen this before? Real Madrid show a seemingly weak match and then strike out of nowhere.

  • 49th minute

    Courtois heaves the ball around the post

    Marten de Roon is given too much time and crosses to Mario Pasalic with pinpoint accuracy. The Croatian places his header perfectly against the direction of Thibaut Courtois. But the Real goalkeeper makes a long save and deflects the ball around the post. Outstanding save!

  • 45th + 1st minute

    Rodrygo hits the crossbar

    Real now also have a really good chance and the crossbar saves here too. Rodrygo unexpectedly gets a shot away from the best position, but it's a little too high.

  • 34th minute

    Bellingham sees yellow

    The Englishman is set up wonderfully by Vinicius Junior, takes the ball down but is a little too sloppy. Atalanta goalkeeper Juan Musso storms out of his goal and has the ball. But because Bellingham goes after him and hits the goalkeeper, Swiss referee Sandro Schärer shows him a yellow card.

  • 30th minute

    Not much is coming together for Real

    The highly praised Spanish offense has remained pale so far. But it's understandable that the new attacking trident has yet to find its feet.

  • 25th minute

    Crossbar shot from Atalanta

    Atalanta Bergamo have the first really good chance of the game. Marten De Roon puts the ball on target from an acute angle. The ball deflects again and lands on the crossbar. Luck for Real Madrid.

  • 17th minute

    Vinicius narrowly misses

    After a beautiful cross from Carvajal down the right, Vinicius just misses in the middle.

  • 12th minute

    Atalanta venture forward

    Even though Real still have more of the play, Atalanta are dangerous with their first forays towards goal. However, the final pass is always too imprecise.

  • 6th minute

    Mbappé with his first attacking move

    That was probably more chance than skill. But Mbappé fits into the Real Madrid star ensemble in a tricky way.

  • 4th minute

    Real start better

    The favored Madrilenians start the game better. But the Champions League winners have yet to create any chances.

  • 1st minute

    Let's go

    The game starts right now.

  • Before the game

    Mbappé in the starting eleven

    Real Madrid will see the eagerly awaited debut of superstar Kylian Mbappé. The Frenchman will start as a center forward between Vinicius Junior and Rodrygo.

  • The Atalanta line-up

  • Before the game

    Swiss referees on duty

    On Wednesday evening, Champions League winners Real Madrid and Europa League winners Atalanta Bergamo will play for the European Super Cup in Warsaw. In the summit clash of the European Cup winners, Real's king transfer Kylian Mbappé will make his competitive debut for the Spaniards. The match, which will be refereed by Swiss referee Sandro Schärer, kicks off at 21:00.

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