Mbappe and Rudiger scored as Real Madrid beat Stuttgart in the end

 

"We can't do anything," Deniz Ondav said. Stuttgart didn't, but they didn't beat the most formidable and seemingly unbreakable team in Europe. Because if the striker is right - "If you are afraid of Real Madrid because this is Real Madrid, you don't want to fly", if he has his time, he will come home wrong more memorable night, if his The team is still fighting to return to the Champions League fifty-two years later, the results will be the same. Being fearless or breaking is one thing, but beating a club that thinks they own the game is something else. Stuttgart had a good night, outscoring their opponents with 37 shots on goal and plenty of space. 

Their coach Sebastian Hoeness said it was an "unforgettable" moment, an "exciting match with many chances" that "contributed" and showed "our courage and football". They arrived at the most prestigious stadium and gave Kylian Mbapp his first European goal for Madrid. But Uddhav equalized with twenty minutes remaining and Stuttgart looked for more chances, which they might have had. 

But in the end, Real Madrid was Real Madrid, so with seven minutes to go, Antonio Reddig headed the ball in from a corner, and the ball turned to them. And with Stuttgart still in good form, Endrick finished off the match to seal a 3-1 home win. 

Hoeness once said, "It's a bit heavy thinking about winning, but we'll be brave," and he was right - for two reasons. Less than two minutes into the match, Thibaut Courtoi made the first of six saves to deny Jamie Llewellyn's shot. The shot was the end of a kick that started from the heel of Stuttgart goalkeeper Alexander Nabel and cut Real on the right; Stuttgart dominated the first stages; in ten minutes, they had 72% of the ball. By the age of twenty, it is 70%. Things are the same - the final figure is 54% - but Courtois has saved Real Madrid three times and needs to do it again. Enzo Millot missed a one-on-one shot, Leweling blocked, Milot also blocked, Chris Führich and Undav A clear exchange that left Angelo Stiller alone in front of the goal, he could not finish what he started. The whistles in the stands showed Madrid's frustration. But this is what they do, a story that has been told before. Stuttgart's closest moment was seen as the beast began to move, with Venusius Gagnon's pace, Kylian Mbappe's burst and Rodrygo's run all happening despite Uddhav's warnings. Half an hour passed quickly; Madrid were awarded a penalty, but the referee was called to the VAR screen, where Jude Bellingham was waiting to see that Stiller's kick did not hit Rudiger.

Milo had another chance, Courtoi made another save, and Bellingham's pass was in danger of being intercepted by Mbappe. Madrid is now one of them, despite not scoring in the first half, they scored only twenty seconds into the second half. A clever move to the right allowed Rodrygo to clear the ball and he let Mbappe side-kick into the empty net to score his 49th Champions League goal. Maybe 50 soon. Meanwhile, Nabil survived.

 Venusius' bow hits the crossbar and seems to have done the job. However, Stuttgart do not want to let things go, and they strongly believe that they have the ability to continue to break in Madrid. Lewellin was saved twice by Courtoi in the space of three minutes. Later, he raced forward but his final pass failed to get ahead of Reddig and the rest of the field. Then he lost a big chance to Atakan Karazo.

 His sadness was palpable, but quickly dissipated. Fabian Riedel's corner sent the ball to Llewellyn at the far post. He controlled his chest powerfully and bowled it inside the six-yard box for Uddhav to head home the equaliser. Fortune favors the hero, albeit temporarily, but Reddig and Endrick end their hopes. The run was a big one for Stuttgart, whose coach said he was proud of his players who did not back down and the fans chanted as the entire stadium erupted. They were happy when they returned; Some diseases are unavoidable