Real Madrid vs Mallorca: Live Stream and TV Channel Details

Real Madrid sit joint-top of La Liga alongside four other teams after winning both of their opening matches, setting the stage for Saturday’s clash with struggling Mallorca, who find themselves in 16th with just one point from two games. This is Xabi Alonso’s first season in charge at the Santiago Bernabéu, and the spotlight is firmly on the former Los Blancos midfielder after their limp FIFA Club World Cup exit at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain earlier this month. Saturday’s fixture offers Alonso the perfect opportunity to steady Real’s momentum in domestic competition, as they face a Mallorca side desperate to turn things around. With Madrid brimming with attacking power and Mallorca searching for confidence, this match is already being billed as one where the hosts will be fully expected to dominate.

Real Madrid’s start to the new La Liga campaign has been clinical and efficient. The record Spanish champions began the season with a hard-fought 1-0 win over Osasuna, secured by a Kylian Mbappé penalty. In their second game, they were far more convincing, brushing aside Real Oviedo with a comfortable 3-0 victory. That performance highlighted both their defensive solidity and attacking sharpness, with Mbappé again on the scoresheet. For Alonso, whose managerial style emphasizes discipline and tactical control, the early signs are encouraging as Madrid aim to challenge on all fronts this season. Mallorca, by contrast, has endured a far more difficult start. Their season began with a daunting opener against Barcelona, where they were outclassed in a 3-0 defeat, a result that exposed their defensive frailties. They bounced back in their second game, however, salvaging a point at home against Celta Vigo with an 87th-minute equaliser from Mateu Morey. That late strike spared the islanders from two straight losses but underlined the fact that Javier Aguirre’s side is still struggling to find rhythm.
One of the key talking points ahead of this clash is the situation surrounding Vinícius Júnior. The Brazilian superstar, and reigning FIFA World Player of the Year, was surprisingly left out of the starting lineup by Alonso, who has stressed that every player must earn their place regardless of reputation. Vinícius responded in style during the win against Oviedo, coming off the bench to provide an assist for Mbappé’s second goal before adding one of his own to seal the 3-0 win.

Alonso praised his response, insisting that what matters most is the collective mentality in the dressing room. “I’m very happy with Vini,” Alonso told reporters. “Against Oviedo, he showed that he can have a big impact coming off the bench. We’re just getting started … and he’s going to be crucial.” Whether Vinícius starts against Mallorca remains a major talking point, but his ability to change games either from the start or off the bench gives Madrid a major advantage.

The historical head-to-head between these sides also points strongly in Real Madrid’s favour. Saturday marks the 50th meeting between the two clubs, with Los Blancos having won 29 of the previous encounters, while Mallorca has managed 13 victories. However, the islanders have struggled badly in recent years, failing to beat Madrid in their last five meetings and losing four of them. Their last success at the Santiago Bernabéu came way back in May 2009, a result that feels a lifetime ago given Real’s dominance in the fixture since then. That was also a unique period when Madrid slumped to five straight defeats at the end of the campaign, finishing nine points behind rivals Barcelona. Current form and history both suggest that Mallorca face a monumental task to upset Alonso’s men.

In terms of team news, Alonso has some selection problems to contend with, as Jude Bellingham, Endrick, Ferland Mendy, and Eduardo Camavinga are all ruled out through injury. Even so, the depth of Madrid’s squad gives them plenty of quality in every department. For Mallorca, there is some good news as Vedat Muriqi and Manu Morlanes return from suspension and should provide a much-needed boost. In midfield, Pablo Torre, who arrived from Barcelona earlier this year, is expected to start in the number 10 position, adding creative spark against his former club’s fiercest rivals. With Madrid eager to continue their winning start and Mallorca fighting to avoid sliding further down the table, Saturday’s game is set to provide plenty of intrigue for fans watching around the world.

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Real Madrid vs Mallorca Predicted Lineups

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Real Madrid Predicted Lineup

Courtois, Carvajal, Rudiger, Huijsen, Carreras, Valverde, Tchouameni, Guler; Mastantuono, Mbappe, Vinicius

Mallorca Predicted Lineup

Roman; Kumbulla, Raillo, Valjent; Morlanes, Darder, Lato, Mojica; Torre; Muriqi, Asano

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