French midfielder Aurélien Tchouaméni made a crucial error that led to Sevilla's goal this Sunday. As the team celebrated Rodrygo Goes' third goal, the former Monaco player failed to mark his opponent, resulting in a 3-1 score.
Real Madrid's goal remained unbeaten for only a short time this Sunday evening. Facing Sevilla at the Santiago Bernabéu in the 18th round of La Liga, Carlo Ancelotti's team quickly scored two impressive goals. After Kylian Mbappé's exceptional 14th goal, Federico Valverde scored a stunning goal from 30 meters out, making it 2-0 for Real Madrid in the 20th minute.
In a dominant display, the Merengues sealed the deal with a magnificent goal from Rodrygo Goes in the 34th minute. Tchouaméni's Non-existent Marking
Just after this third goal, which put the Madrileños in a good dynamic, Aurélien Tchouaméni showed that he is not a natural central defender. On Sevilla's first attack after Rodrygo's goal, the French midfielder failed to mark Isaac Romero, who found himself alone in front of Thibaut Courtois' goal.
Without hesitation, the Sevilla player reduced the score. As Omar Da Fonseca, who commented on the match for beIN Sports, pointed out, a true defender would have had the necessary reflexes to ensure proper marking.