Kylian Mbappé’s relentless goal-scoring form continued to define Real Madrid’s La Liga title challenge as the Estadio de la Cerámica in Villarreal hosted a significant Saturday evening clash on January 24, 2026, and Real Madrid Vs Villarreal CF Lineups confirmed a commanding 2-0 victory for Álvaro Arbeloa’s side that momentarily sent Los Blancos to the top of the Spanish top flight.

    Kicking off at 8:00pm local time — 3:00pm ET — in front of 20,432 supporters in the coastal city of Castellón, the Frenchman delivered two goals of clinical distinction to complete what was his fourth goal in three appearances and push his La Liga tally to 21 for the season.

    The Real Madrid Vs Villarreal CF Lineups reflected significant defensive absences for the visitors, with Éder Militão, Antonio Rüdiger, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Ferland Mendy and Aurélien Tchouaméni all unavailable through injury or suspension — a considerable number of absentees that necessitated the continued use of Raúl Asencio alongside Dean Huijsen in the centre of defence and Federico Valverde at right-back.

    Despite those limitations, the quality available to Arbeloa in the attacking positions remained formidable: Vinícius Júnior and Mbappé flanked a front three that also included Franco Mastantuono, with Jude Bellingham and Arda Güler providing the creative spark from central midfield positions in a 4-1-2-3 structure built around Eduardo Camavinga’s positional intelligence in the pivot role.

    Villarreal, who came into the match having suffered successive defeats and were missing Willy Kambwala, Pau Cabanes, Santi Comesaña and Santiago Mouriño through injury and suspension, set up in a 4-4-2 designed to frustrate and absorb — a strategy that worked effectively for the majority of a cagey first half in which chances were scarce for both sides.

    Güler’s curling effort in the 20th minute represented the closest either team came to breaking the deadlock before the interval, with Luiz Júnior in the Villarreal goal managing to get down comfortably to keep the scoreline blank at the break.

    The game was transformed within two minutes of the restart when Vinícius surged down the left flank, drove into the Villarreal penalty area and played a cutback that was intercepted by Pape Gueye — the loose ball falling perfectly for Mbappé, who fired a first-time left-footed strike beneath the keeper to open the scoring and set the Parc des Princes roaring.

    Real Madrid Vs Villarreal CF Lineups — Full Starting XIs

    Real Madrid Starting XI (4-1-2-3):

    #PlayerPositionNotes
    1Thibaut CourtoisGK
    5Federico ValverdeRB
    6Raúl AsencioCB
    Dean HuijsenCB
    Álvaro CarrerasLB
    14Eduardo CamavingaDM
    10Arda GülerCM
    5Jude BellinghamCM
    22Franco MastantuonoRW
    9Kylian MbappéSTGoals 47′, 90+4′ (pen)
    7Vinícius JúniorLWAssist 47′

    Subs not used: Andriy Lunin, Sergio Mestre, Dani Carvajal, David Alaba, Diego Aguado, Fran García, Dani Ceballos, Rodrygo, Brahim Díaz

    Absent (Real Madrid): Éder Militão (injury), Antonio Rüdiger (injury), Trent Alexander-Arnold (injury), Ferland Mendy (injury), Aurélien Tchouaméni (suspended)

    Villarreal Starting XI (4-4-2):

    #PlayerPositionNotes
    Luiz JúniorGK
    Pau NavarroRB
    Juan FoythCB
    Renato VeigaCB
    Alfonso PedrazaLBConceded penalty, 90+4′
    Tajon BuchananRM
    Pape GueyeCM
    Dani ParejoCM
    Alberto MoleiroLM
    Gerard MorenoSTMissed key chance 63′
    Georges MikautadzeST

    Absent (Villarreal): Willy Kambwala (injury), Pau Cabanes (injury), Alfon González (injury), Santi Comesaña (suspended), Santiago Mouriño (suspended)

    Match Stats & H2H — Real Madrid Vs Villarreal CF Lineups

    StatisticVillarrealReal Madrid
    Final Score02
    Possession41.9%58.1%
    Shots on Target14
    Total Attempts814
    Corner Kicks66
    Yellow Cards31
    Saves21
    VenueEstadio de la Cerámica (20,432)
    RefereeCésar Soto Grado

    Goalscorers: Kylian Mbappé (47′, 90+4′ pen) — Real Madrid

    Mbappé season stats at time of match:

    CompetitionGoalsAssists
    La Liga21
    All competitions34
    Consecutive goals (club+country)Streak continued

    H2H — Villarreal vs Real Madrid (La Liga 2025-26):

    DateFixtureScoreKey Stats
    Jan 24, 2026Villarreal vs Real Madrid0-2Mbappé brace
    Oct 4, 2025Real Madrid vs Villarreal3-1Vinícius x2, Mbappé

    All-time H2H record (competitive matches, Villarreal vs Real Madrid):

    TeamWinsDrawsLosses
    Real Madrid31176
    Villarreal61731

    Quick-Fire Summary — Real Madrid Vs Villarreal CF Lineups

    • Mbappé’s brace gave Real Madrid their fifth consecutive La Liga win
    • The Frenchman now has 21 La Liga goals and 34 in all competitions for the season
    • Both goals arrived in the second half — Mbappé scored 47 seconds after the restart
    • The second was a confident Panenka penalty after Alfonso Pedraza’s foul
    • Vinícius Júnior provided the assist for the opener with a penetrating run
    • Gerard Moreno spurned Villarreal’s best chance — skying his finish from 12 yards
    • Real Madrid played without five first-choice defenders due to injury/suspension
    • The victory temporarily sent Arbeloa’s side above Barcelona to the La Liga summit
    • It was Real Madrid’s second successive away win at La Cerámica — first since 2011
    • Villarreal’s third consecutive defeat across all competitions deepened their form crisis
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