Bellingham's backheel and Mbappé's dink anchor Premier Sports' Sevilla reel
The Bernabéu highlights also carry Güler's curler, Diomande's rocket and a Courtois reflex save, and the comment section is far busier than usual.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 287,461 views a day, 112 times a normal first day on this channel (2,556).
HIGHLIGHTS | Real Madrid 4-1 Sevilla | Kylian Mbappé shines in night of spectacular goals
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- 1:23A heated confrontation breaks out among players after an off-the-ball incident involving Peque.
- 2:11Arda Güler curls a left-footed shot into the top corner for the opener.
- 3:07Bellingham's backheel sends Mbappé around the goalkeeper for 2-0.
- 4:03Courtois makes a reflex save to deny Agoumé from inside the box.
- 5:22Mbappé chips a penalty down the middle for 3-0.
- 6:44Bueno scores for Sevilla, and Diomande answers at 07:20 with a shot into the top corner.
Premier Sports has nine minutes of Real Madrid's 4-1 win over Sevilla on its LaLiga shelf, and they make a good case for not looking away. The reel passed 115,000 views in its first seven hours. A regular upload on this broadcaster usually ends its whole first day in the low thousands.
Arda Güler opens the scoring with a curling left-footed shot into the top corner. Then comes the move that gets the most attention: Jude Bellingham flicks a backheel into Kylian Mbappé's path, Mbappé dances around goalkeeper Odysseas Vlachodimos and rolls the ball into an empty net. "He is quite simply a breathtaking football player," the commentator says.
Mbappé's second is the opposite kind of goal. After he is brought down in the box, he chips his penalty straight down the middle, a finish the commentator calls "a confident dink." Sevilla's Manu Bueno pulls one back with a low shot past Thibaut Courtois, who had earlier blocked a close-range effort from Lucien Agoumé, and Yan Diomande restores the three-goal margin by blasting into the top corner.
The comments came in far faster than on this channel's usual first day, and they read like a replay panel. Viewers trade verdicts on which goal was best, with Güler's curler leading many lists. Some think the penalty was a little cheeky, and one reaches back to Dennis Bergkamp and Zinedine Zidane to describe Mbappé's footwork. Diomande also earns votes as man of the match.
It is familiar ground for the channel. Its most watched video of all time is Barcelona 1-2 Real Madrid from 2023, Bellingham's first El Clásico, when he scored twice. One Barcelona fan under this video is already looking forward to the next meeting.
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What viewers say
Guler's strike is absolutely beautiful
@Geniuscience-cf1luSee it on YouTubeMbappe's goal was filthy
@ajscott9528See it on YouTubeGreat goal by Mbappe. As a Barca fan, I look forward to El Clasico
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That penalty from Mbappe was very disrespectful 😂
@FEYDANMEDIA-pj1lfSee it on YouTubeDiomande played excellent. Wow. Man of the match for me.
@YOFIZAVASee it on YouTubeArda Guler GOLDEN BOY
@ayhanCelik1000See it on YouTubeMbappe’s pace and skill is a joke, what a player!
@tomosdavies670See it on YouTubeThat was some Dennis Bergkamp + Zinedine Zidane display from Kylian Mbappe ❤️🎩
@majortroublemaker001See it on YouTubeMbappe footwork 😮
Insanely quick@AaAa-q2x2bSee it on YouTubeDiomande looked very good
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- Channel
- Premier Sports
- Subscribers
- 204,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,112,264
- Channel views, pace per day
- 107,891 (on a normal day: 128,791)
- Video published
- October 18, 2026
- Video views so far
- 114,876 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 287,461
The numbers
A reel that reached in seven hours what this channel's highlights usually take far longer to draw, with a comment section to match.
💡 Test your knowledge
Dennis Bergkamp, whose style one viewer sees in Mbappé's goal, spent most of his career at which English club?
Bergkamp joined Arsenal from Inter in 1995 and stayed until he retired in 2006.


