Real Madrid take on Leganés for an in-house friendly

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VALDEBEBAS, SPAIN - JULY 24: Jose Mourinho, head coach of Real Madrid, looks on during the Real Madrid training session held in collaboration with A.D. Alcorcon at Alfredo Di Stefano stadium on July 24, 2026, in Valdebebas, Madrid, Spain. (Photo By Dennis Agyeman/Europa Press via Getty Images) | Europa Press via Getty Images

We have just reached half-time in Real Madrid’s second pre-season match against Leganés. Real Madrid took to the field with the following line-up: Lunin, Alexander-Arnold, Huijsen, Asencio, Carreras, Camavinga, Valverde, Güler, Mastantuono, Ciria (Castilla), García. Attendance at the Estadio Alfredo Di Stéfano was restricted to journalists and staff, with new signing Denzel Dumfries amongst the few spectators.

Dumfries at the Di Stefano for the game. @AranchaMOBILE pic.twitter.com/voGVIiC4N6

— Madrid Xtra (@MadridXtra) July 28, 2026

After a slow start to proceedings, with Madrid maintaining possession at almost walking-speed – we ended up seeing a good amount of action. Arda Güler linked up with Fede Valverde for the first chance of the game, but the Uruguayan could not get his toe to the delicate pass. The same combination would later open the scoring, this time with a combination along the floor allowing Fede to poke the ball home. Madrid would make it two straight after a drinks break, when a trademark Trent Alexander-Arnold pass found Gonzalo García who dinked the ball over the keeper to score. Trent was deployed very high up the pitch, and was a standout alongside Arda.

Valverde adelanta al Real Madrid en Valdebebas contra el Leganés pic.twitter.com/kq4l7Ir8fk

— MARCA (@marca) July 28, 2026

Leganés did pull a goal back with an unstoppable effort that left Andriy Lunin and his defence mesmerised. A great first-half test against a strong second division side – with the score currently reading 2-1 to the hosts ahead of the second period. Changes are expected at the break. Check out our socials for coverage for the remainder of the game.

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