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Brahim Díaz’s 48th-minute solo goal stood out as the highlight of the match, showcasing his brilliance. Stepping into the shoes of the injured Jude Bellingham, Díaz’s breathtaking run and precise shot secured Real Madrid’s crucial lead against RB Leipzig. Andriy Lunin’s Goalkeeping Heroics: The Guardian of Madrid’s Advantage Coach Carlo Ancelotti lauded goalkeeper Andriy Lunin for his exceptional performance, making crucial saves that played a pivotal role in maintaining Real Madrid’s 1-0 lead. Ancelotti acknowledged Lunin as the defensive backbone, highlighting his standout role in the intense Champions League clash. VAR Drama: Leipzig’s Disallowed Goal and Real’s Resilience The early stages saw Leipzig celebrating a goal by Benjamin Sesko, only to have their hopes dashed after a VAR review. Real Madrid weathered the storm, gradually finding their rhythm. The disallowed goal added a layer of drama to the match, setting the stage for a resilient Real Madrid performance. Counter-Attacks and Near Misses: Vinícius Júnior’s Impact Real Madrid capitalized on counter-attacks, with Vinícius Júnior coming close to doubling the lead in the 72nd minute. As Leipzig intensified their efforts, Real Madrid’s strategic plays and near misses kept the spectators on the edge. The final minutes witnessed Lunin’s brilliance in denying attempts, solidifying Real Madrid’s advantage.