Real Madrid left the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán with a 1-0 LaLiga win, but Kylian Mbappé had an off night by his standards. The forward played 90 minutes, posted a Sofascore Rating of 5.9, and couldn’t convert from five attempts. For a player who usually defines Real Madrid’s attack, this one read more like a supporting role on Sofascore.

Finishing below standard

Mbappé took five shots, but none hit the target. Three went wide and two were blocked, and he missed two big chances that would usually go his way. His expected goals sat at 0.53, which underlines that the looks were there, just not the finish. He was also caught offside twice, stalling promising attacks.

On the ball: tidy passing, limited threat

The passing stayed neat with 27 of 31 completed, and one key pass created. That said, the creative output was light, with just 0.02 expected assists. He logged 53 touches and carried the ball 19 times, including five progressive carries and 119 meters of progressive distance. The volume was fine, but the final punch was missing.

Duels and turnovers told the story

In physical battles he won 2 of 10 duels and was dispossessed four times. He lost possession 15 times overall, which fed Sevilla counters and broke Real Madrid’s rhythm. Two ball recoveries and two fouls drawn added some value, but not enough to flip the narrative.

Below his season level

Across LaLiga this season, Mbappé has averaged a strong 7.54 Sofascore Rating, with 24 goals, 5 assists and 65 key passes in 30 appearances. He typically converts at 17% and has 76 successful dribbles at a 52% rate, with nine Team of the Week nods. Against Sevilla, it was the rare dip: no goal contributions, one key pass and little end product. Even elite scorers have quieter nights, and this one fits that file.

Real Madrid got the points, which helps. For Mbappé, the next LaLiga fixture is a clean slate. You can track his live stats, momentum swings and Sofascore Rating on Sofascore throughout the season.