MADRID — Kylian Mbappe reached the 50-goal milestone for Real Madrid during a UEFA Champions League match on Tuesday, scoring twice to secure a 2-1 comeback victory over Marseille at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.
Mbappe converted two penalty kicks in the 29th and 81st minutes, helping Real Madrid overturn an early deficit in the group stage encounter. The match drew a large crowd as fans witnessed Mbappe hit 50 goals for the club in just 64 appearances.
The result added valuable points to Real Madrid’s group standings and strengthened their position in the Champions League campaign. Coach Carlo Ancelotti praised Mbappe’s performance, calling it a key factor in the team’s comeback.
Since joining Real Madrid, Mbappe has become a central figure in the squad’s attacking efforts. His goals on Tuesday underscored his impact in crucial European fixtures.
Real Madrid will continue their Champions League campaign in the coming weeks, with fans looking ahead to the next fixture. The club remains focused on progressing through the tournament, with Mbappe expected to play a major role moving forward.
