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Julian Alvarez scored twice as Atletico Madrid triumphed 5-2 over Real Madrid in a thrilling Madrid derby. The result ended Real's perfect start to the season and gave Atletico a major boost in their LaLiga campaign.

Atletico Madrid secured a dominant 5-2 victory over La Liga leaders Real Madrid, ending their perfect season start. Julian Alvarez netted twice, including a penalty, with Le Normand, Sorloth, and Griezmann also scoring. Real briefly led through Mbappe and Guler. This crucial derby win, celebrated by coach Simeone, lifts Atletico and leaves Real Madrid's Alonso acknowledging a deserved, historic loss.

Barcelona rallied from a goal down to defeat Real Oviedo 3-1, with Lewandowski and Araujo heading in the decisive goals after Eric Garcia's equalizer. Reina's long-range strike had given Oviedo the lead, but Barcelona's second-half resurgence, fueled by De Jong's introduction, secured their fourth consecutive win. The victory keeps Barcelona within two points of league leaders Real Madrid.

Real Madrid continued their dominant form, defeating Espanyol 2-0 and extending their La Liga lead. Eder Militao's stunning strike and Kylian Mbappe's goal secured the victory, maintaining Madrid's perfect start to the season. Barcelona trails by five points, while Espanyol faced a reality check despite their promising start. Jude Bellingham made his return from injury as a late substitute.

Kylian Mbappe led Real Madrid to a 2-1 victory over Marseille in the Champions League. Xabi Alonso debuted as Madrid's coach with a win. Mbappe scored two penalties. Dani Carvajal received a red card. Arsenal defeated Athletic Bilbao 2-0. Tottenham won against Villarreal 1-0. Union Saint-Gilloise marked their Champions League debut with a 3-1 victory over PSV Eindhoven.

Real Madrid secured a FIFA Club World Cup quarter-final spot, defeating Juventus 1-0, thanks to Gonzalo Garcia's header. The victory sets up a clash with either Borussia Dortmund or Monterrey. Kylian Mbappe's return from illness boosted Madrid. Despite Juventus' initial energy, Madrid's pressure paid off. Coach Xabi Alonso praised his team's resilience in the face of fatigue and challenging conditions.