(VIDEO) All Goals From Elche vs. Real Madrid in LaLiga

  • Arda Güler and Kylian Mbappé gave Real Madrid a commanding lead in the first half, but Elche responded after the break through Abiel Osorio and Fer Niño to level a thrilling match before Carlos Espí struck in stoppage time.

90+1' - GOOOOAL! REAL MADRID TAKE THE LEAD AGAIN!

Jude Bellingham threads a brilliant pass into Kylian Mbappé, who breaks into the box before cutting the ball back across goal. Carlos Espí arrives at the perfect moment to finish from close range and put Madrid back in front. Just three minutes remain!

Score: Elche 2-3 Real Madrid



83' - GOOOAL! ELCHE EQUALIZE!

Fer Niño controls the ball inside the box, turns brilliantly and fires a low, angled shot into the bottom corner. Courtois has no chance as Elche complete a stunning comeback to level the game.

Score: Elche 2-2 Real Madrid



71' - GOOOAL! ELCHE PULL ONE BACK!

Lucas Cepeda produced a brilliant move down the left before delivering a dangerous cross toward the far post. Abiel Osorio rose highest and headed the ball home from close range, giving Elche hope with 20 minutes still to play.

Score: Elche 1-2 Real Madrid



33' - GOOOAL! MBAPPÉ DOUBLES MADRID'S LEAD!

Kylian Mbappé gives Real Madrid a two-goal cushion after another sharp attacking move. Trent played Diomande in behind the defense, and the Ivorian squared the ball into the box for Mbappé, who calmly finished right-footed past Dituro.

Score: Elche 0-2 Real Madrid



25' - REAL MADRID TAKE THE LEAD!

Arda Güler puts Real Madrid ahead with a superb free-kick. The Turkish midfielder picked out the near post, with the ball clipping the woodwork before beating Matías Dituro and finding the back of the net.

Score: Elche 0-1 Real Madrid



Elche Look to Stop a Red-Hot Real Madrid

Real Madrid visit Elche on Tuesday at the Martínez Valero Stadium for Matchday 6 of LaLiga, in a game that pits two teams in very different situations against each other. While the Spanish giants arrive full of confidence after a convincing win over Rayo Vallecano, the hosts are still searching for their first league victory and urgently need a response.

The pressure is firmly on the home side. Elche have just two points from a possible 15 and currently sit near the bottom of the table, just behind Valencia, while Real Madrid are second and looking to remain firmly in the title race.



Madrid's Attacking Power Is the Main Threat

The biggest challenge for Elche will be containing an attack that is enjoying a particularly productive spell. Real Madrid have scored 12 goals in their last five matches across all competitions, a return that helps explain their position near the top of the table and leaves the home side with virtually no room for defensive mistakes.

The 4-1 win over Rayo Vallecano was especially impressive because of how quickly Madrid took control of the match.

Mbappé remains the most important name in that attacking formula. The French forward is not only finding the net consistently, but has also publicly highlighted the influence of José Mourinho on his development within the team.



Elche Need to Turn Resistance Into Points

After a start featuring zero wins, two draws and three defeats, every point is becoming increasingly valuable for Elche. The 1-1 draw against Athletic Club at San Mamés ended a run of three straight defeats, but it has not solved the team's larger problems.

Elche have conceded 13 goals and scored only five in their last five matches, a record that highlights their struggles to compete consistently. The 0-5 defeat to Barcelona was one of the lowest points of their campaign so far, and now another of the title favorites stands in their way.



Recent History Favors Real Madrid

Recent history also makes Real Madrid the clear favorite. In the last five meetings between the two teams, Madrid have recorded three wins, while two matches have ended in draws. Elche have yet to beat the Spanish giants during that stretch.

The latest meeting took place on March 14, 2026, when Real Madrid earned a 4-1 victory at the Santiago Bernabéu. Across those last five encounters, Madrid have scored 14 goals and conceded five, another sign of the attacking dominance they have established against Elche.