Bernardo Silva's first Madrid goal headlines a 4-1 win over Leipzig as Los Blancos stay perfect in the Champions League.
Real Madrid are rolling in Europe. They beat Leipzig 4-1 to make it three wins from three in the Champions League, and they look every inch the heavyweights of this competition.
The night had a special moment for Bernardo Silva, who scored his first goal for the club since his summer switch from Manchester City. The Portuguese playmaker has had a short wait to open his account, and he has done it on the Champions League stage.
Leipzig found a way past the Madrid defence for one goal, but the contest was never really in doubt. Madrid controlled the game, stayed in front, and made sure of the three points without too much stress.
The 100 per cent record sends a clear message to the rest of the field. With Silva off the mark and the team winning so comfortably, Madrid are building serious momentum in the race for the top places in the table.
