
The Merengues beat Sevilla at home with goals from Guler, Diomandé and a brace from the Frenchman, closing the gap to six points behind the Blaugrana ahead of the Clasico
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Real Madrid is chasing leaders Barcelona in the Spanish league table.
A week away from the Clasico at the Camp Nou which could already be decisive, Real Madrid finds an important victory at home against Sevilla, a 4-1 which is achieved above all by Kylian Mbappé, author of a brace, even if the ice was broken by Arda Guler while Yan Diomandé rounded the score.
The result allows Real to remain -6 behind the Blaugrana team, still undefeated leaders, and thus hope to close the gap. The Bernabeu crowd appreciated the performance of the merengues and in particular the French striker. Booed last weekend, Mbappe received a warm ovation when Mourinho made him leave the pitch to bring in Espi.
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