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Almeria 1-3 Real Madrid: Jude Bellingham scores twice as visitors maintain 100% La Liga start

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In a thrilling match that ended Almeria 1-3 Real Madrid, England’s midfield sensation Jude Bellingham netted two goals, enabling the visiting team to preserve their perfect record in the beginning of the La Liga season.

The last time a Real Madrid player scored at least three goals within their first two appearances was Wesley Sneijder in 2007.

At 20 years of age, Bellingham has marked his presence in the Spanish top league with three goals in the initial two matches, following his transfer from Borussia Dortmund during the summer.

Vinicius Junior contributed to the scoreline by adding Real’s third goal of the match after Bellingham had equalized and given the lead to the visitors.

Almeria initially took the lead with an early header from Sergio Arribas.

The deal that brought Bellingham to Real Madrid, costing £88.5m with potential add-ons that could elevate the fee to £115m, seems like a wise investment.

The ex-Birmingham City player, already highly skilled, appears to have promising years ahead in Madrid. He has made an immediate impact after his move from the Bundesliga in Germany.

Real’s coach, Carlo Ancelotti, expressed his satisfaction with Bellingham’s adaptation to La Liga and the team’s playing style, stating, “He is adapting very well to La Liga, to our style, he’s very good.”

Bellingham’s significant influence was evident in the match against Almeria, where he played a central role in steering Ancelotti’s team to a comfortable victory in Andalusia.

Donning the number five jersey, once worn by the legendary Zinedine Zidane, Bellingham displayed impeccable timing to level the scores, and followed up with a well-placed header to double Real’s lead. His skillful pass and movement later allowed Brazil’s Vinicius to elegantly complete the scoring, cementing Real’s triumph.

The match statistics reflected a competitive game, with Real Madrid slightly edging Almeria in possession (56% to 44%), shots (25 to 20), and shots on target (9 to 8). Both teams also had their share of corners and fouls, with Real leading in both categories, having 5 corners to Almeria’s 4, and committing 13 fouls compared to Almeria’s 10.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Jude Bellingham

What was the final score between Real Madrid and Almeria?

The final score was 3-1 in favor of Real Madrid.

Who scored the goals for Real Madrid in the match against Almeria?

Jude Bellingham scored twice, and Vinicius Junior added the third goal for Real Madrid.

How many goals has Jude Bellingham scored in his first two La Liga matches?

Jude Bellingham has scored three goals in his opening two Spanish top-flight matches for Real Madrid.

Who was the last Real Madrid player to score three goals in their first two appearances before Bellingham?

Wesley Sneijder was the last player to do so for Real Madrid, achieving this feat in 2007.

What was the transfer fee for Jude Bellingham?

The transfer fee for Jude Bellingham was £88.5 million, with various add-ons that could potentially make Real end up paying £115 million.

What was the possession percentage for both teams in the match?

Real Madrid had 56% possession, while Almeria had 44% possession.

Who provided the assist for Bellingham’s second goal?

Toni Kroos provided the pinpoint cross from the left for Bellingham’s second goal, which was a header.

How is Jude Bellingham adapting to La Liga, according to Real’s boss Carlo Ancelotti?

Carlo Ancelotti praised Bellingham’s adaptation to La Liga and Real’s style of play, saying, “He is adapting very well to La Liga, to our style, he’s very good.”

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6 comments

TransferGuru August 19, 2023 - 10:25 pm

115 million pounds for Bellingham? Sounds like a lot, but if he keeps scoring like this, worth every penny. Great investment for future

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CasualObserver August 20, 2023 - 12:36 am

real madrid 3-1 not bad. Bellingham seems good. But lets wait and see if he can keep this form for the whole season.

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MadridLoyalist August 20, 2023 - 3:21 am

thats it! the new era of madrid. Bellingham and Vinicius leading the charge. Who needs Ronaldo anymore lol

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GoalWatcher August 20, 2023 - 3:35 am

Toni kroos is still the king of assists. That cross for Bellinghams header was pure class.

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DefensiveDude August 20, 2023 - 11:23 am

Not a bad match but Real’s defence needs some work. 20 shots from Almeria? Ancelotti should be concerned.

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SoccerFan88 August 20, 2023 - 3:38 pm

Wow, Bellingham is on fire! Cant believe he’s just 20 and playing like this. Real got themselves a gem, lookin forward to more goals from him!!

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