Real Mallorca vs Real Madrid Summary
A draw was unavoidable when Real Madrid visited Estadi Mallorca Son Moix to face Real Mallorca in their first game of La Liga this season. Leading early in the first half through Rodrygo, the visitors were forced to a draw after Vedat Muriqi scored an equaliser goal in the second half.
Here’s a look at our Real Mallorca vs Real Madrid Player Ratings
Real Mallorca Player Ratings
Goalkeeper
Dominik Greif (6.7/10): Facing the trio of Mbappe, Vini, and Rodrygo was not easy, but he did it somehow
Defenders
Johan Mojica (6.6/10): Tried his best to defend the box from the opponent’s relentless strikes.
Antoni Raillo (6.8/10): Intercepted and cleared the ball off of his area on multiple occasions.
Martin Valjent (6.5/10): Played a solid defense alongside Raillo at the back.
Pablo Maffeo (6.7/10): Helped the team with his movements down the flank.
Midfielders
Omar Mascarell (6.8/10): Dealing with Real Madrid midfielders was tough, but Mascarell fought his best to do so.
Sergi Darder (6.6/10): Played an anchor role well, intercepting the opponents’ balls and delivering passes for his teammates.
Samuel Costa (6.8/10): His passes and penetration from the right side helped Mallorca add threat to Madrid.
Forwards
Takuma Asano (7.2/10): Caused trouble in Madrid’s defence, and frequently sent out some threats to the visitors’ goal.
Dani Rodriguez (7.2/10): Formed a solid link-up alongside Muriqi and Asano.
Vedat Muriqi (7.3/10): Shocked the visitors’ players with his equaliser goal.
Substitutions
Manu Morlanes (6.7/10): Mallorca strengthened the midfield, avoiding a possibility of exhaustion in the center of the pitch.
Cyle Larin (6.5/10): Came on to give Mallorca fresh legs in the last minutes of the game.
Antonio Sanchez (6.7/10): While the possibility of scoring a winning goal is still possible, Sanchez came to enforce the midfield.
Jose Copete (N/A).
Real Madrid Player Ratings
Goalkeeper
Thibaut Courtois (7.4/10): Was kept on his toes by Mallorca forwards and made some important saves.
Defenders
Ferland Mendy (6.8/10): Helped the team’s attacking plan from the left flank with his penetrations and passes.
Antonio Rudiger (6.5/10): Busy commanding his teammates to focus on defending their box.
Eder Militao (6.7/10): His connection with Rudiger helped Madrid from suffering more goals from Mallorca.
Dani Carvajal (6.9/10): Running up and down the flank to help Madrid in both defending and attacking.
Midfielders
Jude Bellingham (7.2/10): Struggled to play at his usual level due to solid defending from the opponents
Aurelien Tchouameni (7.3/10): Played an important role in the midfield, dictating the game plan from there.
Fede Valverde (6.8/10): His efforts to give another goal for Madrid got blocked and intercepted several times.
Forwards
Vini Jr. (6.8/10): Had a rough day on the final third as Mallorca pulled a solid defense.
Rodrygo Goes (7.8/10): Set a whirlwind on Mallorca’s defence, scoring one goal as well.
Kylian Mbappe (6.9/10): The most marked player in Mallorca’s area, couldn’t get his chance of scoring.
Substitutions
Luka Modric (6.9/10): Came on with an expectation of giving more options in Madrid’s attacking plan.
Lucas Vazquez (6.6/10): Surely gave Madrid new energy to keep pushing the opponents, forcing for a goal.
Arda Guler (6.6/10): Playing draw was not an option and that is why this Turkish lad came on.
Brahim Diaz (6.7/10): Had the same task as Guler in the last minutes of the game.