Real Madrid beat Sevilla and Leipzig in successive 4-1 home wins

Real Madrid entered the Sevilla match after a dramatic European win. According to L'Équipe, Madrid had beaten AS Rome 4-3 with a late victory on the preceding Wednesday.

The next assignment was at home against Sevilla on October 18, in the ninth round of La Liga. CNN Brasil listed the Santiago Bernabéu as the venue, with kickoff at 16:00 Brasília time and coverage on CazéTV's YouTube channel.

On October 18, Madrid beat Sevilla 4-1 at the Bernabéu. Notícias ao Minuto reported the result the following day, describing controversy and an exchange of barbs alongside the victory. The supplied coverage does not identify the incident or those involved.

Attention then turned to RB Leipzig on October 21. BirGün reported that Jose Mourinho's side had won both of their opening Champions League matches. CNN Brasil placed the third league-phase fixture at the Bernabéu, again with a 16:00 Brasília kickoff.

Before kickoff, Infobae reported that both starting lineups had been announced, with a surprise in José Mourinho's selection. The supplied summary does not specify that change.

Madrid finished with another 4-1 win. L'Équipe described a slow start and a performance that was not consistently memorable, but highlighted spectacular goals from Kylian Mbappé and Diomandé. Cumhuriyet.com.tr: Son Dakika also reported that Arda Güler scored.

Madrid have three wins from three Champions League matches, according to Al Jazeera. The result also brought a personal milestone: BBC Sport reported that Bernardo Silva scored his first Madrid goal since moving from Manchester City in the summer.

The two home matches ended with identical scorelines, but the surrounding stories differed. Sevilla's defeat drew controversy, while the Leipzig coverage centred on Madrid's unbeaten European start and individual goals.

The next major test identified in the coverage is the Clásico against FC Barcelona. Infobae framed the Leipzig match as a chance for Madrid to build on their positive form before that meeting, though the supplied coverage gives no date or confirmed selection for it.