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7 November 2026
A rout at Mestalla before the break: 0-3
Real Madrid won 0-3 at Mestalla and head into the international break with eight straight wins across LaLiga and the Champions League. Valverde opened the scoring on 28 minutes with a strike from outside the box after a set piece, and Arda Güler made it 0-2 on 36 after good work from Bellingham. In the second half, Mbappé completed the rout on 75 from an Arda Güler pass, and Gayà was sent off on 79 for bringing him down as he went through on goal. The win takes Madrid level with Barcelona on 30 points; Barça play their matchday 12 game at the Metropolitano. After the break, Celta visit the Bernabéu on Saturday 21 November at 21:00 (23:00 in Saint Petersburg).
4 November 2026
Valverde completes the comeback in Athens: 2-3
Real Madrid are still perfect in the Champions League. AEK went ahead in Athens through Koita on 12 minutes, and Bellingham levelled on 32 with a backheel from a Cucurella cross. AEK went in front again through Pilios on 75, but Mbappé equalised three minutes later and, in stoppage time, Valverde hit the winner with a thunderous strike from outside the box. Koita, scorer of the opener, was sent off at the end. With 12 points from 12, Madrid are second in the league phase, level on points with PSG. LaLiga returns on Saturday 7 November away to Valencia at Mestalla, at 21:00 (23:00 in Saint Petersburg).
1 November 2026
All wrapped up before half-time: 0-3 at El Sardinero
Real Madrid won 3-0 at Racing de Santander and had it settled inside the first half hour. Mbappé scored from the spot on 11 minutes, Bellingham added a second on 21 and Diomande made it three on 36 with a volley from outside the box. In the second half VAR overturned a penalty for handball against Tchouaméni, and Bellingham had a goal ruled out for offside in stoppage time. It's a sixth straight win in all competitions. Madrid are third on 27 points, three behind Barcelona and one behind Atlético. On Wednesday 4 November comes matchday four of the Champions League in Athens against AEK, at 18:45 (20:45 in Saint Petersburg).
25 October 2026
Madrid win the Clásico: 1-2 with a Mbappé brace
Real Madrid won 2-1 at the Camp Nou. Mbappé put them ahead on 41 minutes when a Gerard Martín clearance bounced off him and into the net. Raphinha equalised for Barcelona on 61, but three minutes from time a move that began with a Bellingham roulette ended with a Camavinga pass and a Mbappé finish: 1-2 on 87. It was his 100th goal in a Real Madrid shirt. Barcelona suffer their first league defeat, and Madrid close to within three points: Barça 27, Atlético 25, Madrid 24. On Sunday 1 November there's a trip to Racing at El Sardinero, at 16:15 (18:15 in Saint Petersburg).
21 October 2026
Three from three in the Champions League: 4-1 against Leipzig
Real Madrid kept their perfect Champions League record with a 4-1 win over RB Leipzig at the Bernabéu. Courtois kept it level with a fine save from Rómulo on 28 minutes, and just before half-time, on 43, Bernardo Silva opened the scoring. Arda Güler added a second on 52 and Mbappé a third on 83 with a strike from the edge of the box. Gomis pulled one back on 85, but Diomande made it 4-1 on 87 with a volley into the top corner. Nine points from nine. On Sunday 25 October comes the Clásico at the Camp Nou, at 21:00 Madrid time; Spain's clocks go back that night, so it's 23:00 in Saint Petersburg.
18 October 2026
A night of great goals against Sevilla: 4-1
Real Madrid beat Sevilla 4-1 at the Bernabéu. Arda Güler opened the scoring on 30 minutes after a counterattack started by Bellingham, and Mbappé made it two on 37. After the break, Mbappé chipped in a Panenka penalty on 63 after being fouled himself. Manu Bueno pulled one back on 80, but two minutes later Diomande sealed it with a powerful strike from the edge of the box. The other good news: Éder Militão returned on 85 minutes, 180 days after his injury. Madrid stay third on 21 points. On Wednesday 21 October RB Leipzig visit the Bernabéu in the Champions League, at 21:00 (22:00 in Saint Petersburg).
14 October 2026
A legendary comeback in Rome: 3-4
One of those Champions League nights. Roma went ahead through De Roon on 20 minutes and Mbappé levelled on 25, but a Malen double on 51 and 57 made it 3-1. With the game all but lost, Madrid turned it around in seven minutes: Carlos Espí made it 3-2 on 83, Endrick headed the equaliser on 85 and Rüdiger won it on 90 with an acrobatic finish from an Arda Güler corner. Two wins from two in the Champions League. On Sunday 18 October Sevilla visit the Bernabéu, at 21:00 (22:00 in Saint Petersburg).
10 October 2026
Diomande earns the win against Villarreal: 1-0
Back from the international break, Real Madrid beat Villarreal 1-0 at the Bernabéu. Mbappé hit the post on 7 minutes, and the goal came on 62: Yan Diomande, played through by Valverde, beat the keeper with a cross-shot. The assistant raised his flag, but VAR confirmed there was no offside. It's his first goal for Madrid. On 72 minutes Vinícius was shown a straight red card and the team finished with ten, holding on with the help of a good Courtois save. Madrid are third on 18 points. On Wednesday 14 October comes matchday two of the Champions League at Roma's Stadio Olimpico, at 21:00 (22:00 in Saint Petersburg).
20 September 2026
Derby defeat at the Metropolitano: 2-1
Real Madrid lost the derby 2-1 at the Metropolitano. After a goalless first half, the referee gave a penalty for Huijsen's foul on Giuliano early in the second and, after checking the monitor, sent the centre-back off. Grimaldo converted on 53 minutes and Jonathan David made it 2-0 on 59. Down to ten, Madrid pushed until the end and Rüdiger headed in on 89, but there was no time for more. The club's match report was heavily critical of referee Ortiz Arias. It's a second league defeat, and Madrid drop to fourth on 15 points, six behind Barcelona. The international break follows: the league returns on Saturday 10 October with Real Madrid v Villarreal, at 21:00 (22:00 in Saint Petersburg).
15 September 2026
Carlos Espí does it again: 3-2 at Elche
A hard-fought win at the Martínez Valero. Arda Güler put Madrid ahead from a free kick on 25 minutes and Mbappé made it 2-0 on 33. Elche hit back after the break: Osorio pulled one back on 71 and Fer Niño equalised on 83. With the game heading for a draw, substitute Carlos Espí scored on 91 minutes from a Mbappé pass to make it 3-2. It's the second time this season he has settled a match in the final minute. Madrid are still level with Barcelona on 15 points. On Sunday 20 September comes the derby at the Metropolitano, at 16:15 (17:15 in Saint Petersburg).
12 September 2026
Rayo beaten with a Mbappé brace: 4-1
Real Madrid bounced back in LaLiga with a 4-1 win over Rayo Vallecano at the Bernabéu. Mbappé opened the scoring from the penalty spot on 14 minutes, Carreras made it two on 17 and Bellingham three on 35. Camello pulled one back for Rayo on 51, and Mbappé rounded it off in stoppage time with his second of the night. After five matchdays Madrid have 12 points, the same as Barcelona. On Tuesday 15 September there's a midweek trip to Elche's Martínez Valero, at 21:30 (22:30 in Saint Petersburg).
8 September 2026
A winning start in the Champions League: 2-1 against Inter
Real Madrid opened their Champions League league phase with a 2-1 win over Inter Milan at the Bernabéu. Mbappé opened the scoring on 14 minutes and Valverde added a second on 23. Carlos Augusto pulled one back for Inter on 77, but the score stayed that way. Three points to start with, against one of the toughest opponents in the draw. LaLiga returns on Saturday 12 September with Rayo Vallecano at the Bernabéu, at 21:00 (22:00 in Saint Petersburg).
4 September 2026
First defeat of the season at La Cartuja: 1-0 to Betis
Real Madrid lost for the first time this season on matchday four: 1-0 to Betis at La Cartuja. The only goal came on 81 minutes from Troy Parrott. The perfect start is over, but Madrid are still up there: Barcelona, Betis and Madrid are all on nine points at the end of the day. Next comes the Champions League opener on Tuesday 8 September against Inter Milan at the Bernabéu, at 21:00 (22:00 in Saint Petersburg).
30 August 2026
Three wins from three and clear at the top: 4-0 against Málaga
Third matchday, third win. Real Madrid beat Málaga 4-0 at the Bernabéu to keep their perfect record. Bellingham opened the scoring on 19 minutes after a long run with the ball, and on 26 his header was cleared off the line by Puga only to rebound off Alfonso Herrero and into his own net. Mbappé made it three on the half hour with a volley from an Alexander-Arnold cross, and in stoppage time Arda Güler finished off a counterattack set up by Vinícius. With nine points from nine, 10 goals scored and 2 conceded, Mourinho's side lead LaLiga outright. Next up is Friday 4 September away to Betis at the Benito Villamarín, at 21:00 (22:00 in Saint Petersburg).
28 August 2026
The Champions League opponents are in: Inter and Arsenal headline
The Monte Carlo draw handed Real Madrid their eight league-phase opponents for the 2026-27 Champions League. At the Bernabéu we host Inter Milan, RB Leipzig, PSV Eindhoven and LASK; away we travel to Arsenal, Roma, Shakhtar Donetsk and AEK Athens. UEFA released the calendar the following day: it begins on Tuesday 8 September at 21:00 (22:00 in Saint Petersburg) at home to Inter, and the league phase closes on 27 January in Ukraine. The trip to Arsenal, last season's runners-up, falls on matchday 6, Wednesday 9 December. All eight matches are already on the Champions League page and in the calendar on the home page, with our local time. We will be watching every one of them together at Sports bar 84.
27 August 2026
The Champions League league-phase draw is today
The UEFA Champions League 2026-27 league-phase draw takes place today, Thursday 27 August, at 18:00 (19:00 in Saint Petersburg) at the Grimaldi Forum in Monte Carlo. Real Madrid are in pot 1 alongside Bayern, PSG, Liverpool, Inter, Manchester City, Arsenal, Barcelona and Atlético de Madrid, and will be drawn against eight opponents: two from each pot, four at home and four away. The league phase begins in the week of 8 September. As soon as the fixtures are known we will add them to the Champions League page.
26 August 2026
Four-goal win in the first game at the Bernabéu (4-1)
Real Madrid opened their Santiago Bernabéu season with a 4-1 win over Real Sociedad in the matchday 1 fixture that had been postponed. Mbappé opened the scoring on 40 minutes and Sucic levelled four minutes later, so it was 1-1 at the break. The second half broke open: Mbappé scored again on 60, Vinícius made it three on 68 after Bellingham won the ball back in the opposition box, and the Frenchman completed his hat-trick on 80, again set up by Bellingham, who finished with two assists. Six points from six, and Madrid go top of LaLiga. "I really liked the team's calmness in the face of difficulty," Mourinho said.
23 August 2026
Big week: Real Sociedad at the Bernabéu and the Champions League draw
Real Madrid host Real Sociedad this Wednesday 26 August at 21:00 Madrid time (22:00 in Saint Petersburg) at the Santiago Bernabéu: it is the matchday 1 fixture that was postponed at the start of LaLiga. A day later, on Thursday the 27th at 18:00 (19:00 here), the Champions League league-phase draw takes place at the Grimaldi Forum in Monte Carlo, where the team will find out its eight opponents. And on Sunday the 30th Málaga visit the Bernabéu at 17:00 (18:00 in Saint Petersburg) for matchday 3. Three dates in a row to meet up at Sports bar 84.
22 August 2026
Last-gasp win in Cornellà (1-2)
Real Madrid won 1-2 at the RCDE Stadium to open their LaLiga 2026-27 campaign with three points. Bellingham headed them in front on 9 minutes from an Arda Güler delivery, Cala equalised on 30 with a left-footed strike, and the game was heading for a draw until Carlos Espí, just off the bench, made it 1-2 in stoppage time after Diomande and Mbappé combined. It was José Mourinho's first official match back in the Real Madrid dugout and the debut of six signings: Dumfries, Konaté, Bernardo, Cucurella, Yan Diomande and Espí himself. "It was a win with soul, and from the bench too," the coach said.
15 August 2026
Real Madrid open their league season on 22 August
Real Madrid open their LaLiga season on Saturday 22 August at 21:30 Madrid time (22:30 in Saint Petersburg) at the RCDE Stadium against Espanyol. It is a matchday 2 fixture: matchday 1, against Real Sociedad, was postponed and will be played later, on Wednesday the 26th at 21:00 at the Bernabéu. Before that, the team closes its pre-season this Sunday the 16th at the Veltins-Arena in Gelsenkirchen against Schalke 04 (17:00, 18:00 in Saint Petersburg), having won the Teresa Herrera Trophy last Wednesday at Riazor with a Brahim goal just before half-time.
15 August 2026
LaLiga 2026-27 kicks off
LaLiga EA Sports 2026-27 kicks off on Saturday 15 August with two matches: Alavés host Getafe at Mendizorroza at 19:30 and Sevilla host Rayo Vallecano at the Sánchez-Pizjuán at 21:30. The opening round is not played over a single weekend: it runs from 15 to 27 August because many squads have players returning from the World Cup, and four fixtures have been pushed to the last week of August. Real Madrid's game against Real Sociedad is one of them.
9 May 2026
Preview: Barcelona-Real Madrid
This Sunday, 10 May 2026, at 21:00, Real Madrid visit Barcelona at the Spotify Camp Nou for the LaLiga matchday 35 Clásico. It is one of those nights every Madridista marks on the calendar: maximum intensity, a huge atmosphere and three points of enormous value in the final stretch of the campaign. Noches Blancas SPb will experience the match together, watching the lineup, the squad's fitness and a competitive response worthy of the badge.
9 May 2026
Valverde and Tchouaméni: club opens disciplinary proceedings
On 7 May, Real Madrid announced that it had opened disciplinary proceedings against Federico Valverde and Aurélien Tchouaméni following the incidents that took place during first-team training. The same day, the club's medical report said Valverde had been diagnosed with cranioencephalic trauma, was at home in good condition and would need to rest for 10 to 14 days. In a Clásico week, the priority is to restore calm inside the group and reach the decisive stage of the season united.
21 February 2026
Preview: Osasuna - Real Madrid
This Saturday, 21 February 2026 (18:30, El Sadar), Real Madrid arrive as LaLiga leaders with 60 points, 53 goals scored and 19 conceded, while Osasuna are 10th with 30 points. According to the Madrid squad list, Bellingham, Rodrygo and Huijsen were not included; Osasuna's confirmed absences for this match are Boyomo and Iker Benito. In the first meeting, Madrid won 1-0 (19/08/2025), and over the five most recent head-to-head matches the balance favors Madrid: 3 wins and 2 draws.
9 December 2025
Match against Manchester City
This Wednesday, 10 December at 23:00, we will meet at Sports bar 84 to watch the crucial Champions League match against Manchester City. It will be an epic night. All Madridistas are invited to experience the excitement together. There will be an incredible atmosphere, a big screen and good company. Remember to arrive early to get a good spot. ¡Hala Madrid!
1 December 2025
Summer trip to Madrid
We are organizing an unforgettable trip to Madrid for July 2026. We will visit the Santiago Bernabeu, see the Cibeles Fountain and enjoy the most Madridista city in the world. The trip will include a stadium tour, a visit to the club museum and free time to explore the Spanish capital. If you are interested, fill in the contact form in the Join section of our home page. Places are limited.
15 November 2025
Recap of the latest meetup
Last week we held a fantastic meetup to watch the match against Valencia. More than 30 Madridistas gathered at Sports bar 84 to enjoy Real Madrid's victory. The atmosphere was spectacular, with chants, celebrations and plenty of Madridismo. We thank everyone who came and remind you that we watch every match in the same place. See you at the next one.
5 November 2025
New fan club members
The family is growing. This month we welcomed 8 new members to Noches Blancas. We are very happy that more and more Madridistas in Saint Petersburg are choosing to become part of our community. If you also want to join, contact us through the website form or on our social networks. Madridismo in Russia is more alive than ever.
20 October 2025
Start of the 2025-2026 season
A new season full of hope begins. Real Madrid start the 2025-2026 campaign with the ambition to win every possible title. From Noches Blancas we will support the team in every match, gathering together to experience every emotion. The Champions League, LaLiga, the Cup... we want to win it all. And we will be there, cheering from Saint Petersburg. ¡Hala Madrid y nada más!
Noches Blancas SPb
