Real Madrid kept their flawless start to the La Liga season alive with a commanding 4-1 victory over Levante on Tuesday night, securing their sixth win in six matches under new manager Xabi Alonso.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The Spanish giants showed both style and strength at the Estadio Ciutat de València, with Vinícius Júnior leading the way. The Brazilian forward opened the scoring with a spectacular trivela strike and later set up 18-year-old Franco Mastantuono for his first goal with the club.

Kylian Mbappé, Madrid’s blockbuster summer signing, added two more goals — a penalty in the first half and a close-range finish in the second — to put the game out of reach after Levante managed a consolation strike.

Madrid at the top

The result kept Real Madrid on top of the league table with 18 points from six matches, sitting ahead of Barcelona and Atlético Madrid. It marked another statement performance in what is becoming a confident and balanced start to the Alonso era.

“Six wins out of six is a great way to begin, but what excites me most is how the team is growing,” Alonso told reporters after the match. “We have experience, we have young players, and everyone is contributing.”

A mix of stars and youth

Madrid’s victory was not just about established stars like Vinícius and Mbappé. The night also belonged to Mastantuono, a teenage midfielder making his mark. His goal, a composed finish from Vinícius’ assist, sparked celebrations from teammates and showed the depth of Madrid’s rising talent.

Defender Álvaro Carreras, another promising youngster, impressed as well with his composure at the back. His role highlighted Alonso’s willingness to blend youth with veterans such as Luka Modrić and Dani Carvajal, who continue to provide leadership.

Levante’s resistance broken

Levante, battling to climb away from the lower half of the table, managed to stay competitive for stretches of the game. They pulled one goal back early in the second half, raising hopes among the home crowd of a possible comeback. But Madrid’s relentless attack quickly shut the door.

“The difference in quality is clear, but I am proud of how we fought,” Levante coach Javier Calleja said. “Against a team like Madrid, one mistake can change everything.”

Alonso’s strong start

The win was another milestone for Alonso, who took charge this season amid high expectations. The former Liverpool and Real Madrid midfielder has quickly stamped his identity on the team. His side has now scored 17 goals in six matches, while conceding only four.

Fans have praised Alonso for creating an attractive style of play that balances attacking freedom with defensive stability. The use of young players has also brought fresh energy to the squad.

Mbappé’s arrival this summer was seen as a turning point for the club, and the French star has not disappointed. With five goals already in the league, he is living up to the hype as Madrid’s new attacking leader alongside Vinícius.

Title race outlook

Madrid’s perfect record puts pressure on their rivals. Barcelona, who trail by three points, will face Real Betis later this week. Atlético Madrid, sitting in third, continue to chase closely as well.

Analysts believe that if Madrid can maintain their current form, they could build a strong early lead in the title race. However, the season is long, and the club will also face challenges in the Champions League starting next month.

For now, Madrid fans are enjoying a dream beginning to the campaign. “We want to win everything,” Vinícius said after the match. “The season is just starting, but we feel strong, and we are ready.”

Real Madrid will return to action this weekend when they host Sevilla at the Santiago Bernabéu. Levante, still searching for consistency, will travel to play Villarreal.