Real Madrid's Thrilling Victory Over Braga in Champions League.

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Real Madrid's Rodrigo and Jude Bellingham each scored a goal in both halves, securing a 2-1 victory over Sporting Braga on Tuesday in the Champions' League Group C. This will be a memorable match in northern Portugal, not just because of the cool, rainy weather that prevailed all day.

The Spanish giants dominated from the start, and Rodrigo opened the scoring in the 16th minute with a close-range strike. Vinicius Junior jetted down the left wing, sliding a first touch pass across the six-yard box for his Brazilian teammate.

Despite several missed opportunities, Westfall Real Madrid mainly through Vinicius, who was often caught offside playing on the high Braga defensive line, managed to extend their lead in the 61st minute when Rodrigo beat the offside trap and found Vinicius on the left, who calmly slotted home a curling strike just inside the far post.

This season, Bellingham's goal was his 10th in all competitions in 11 games, making him the second Real Madrid player after Cristiano Ronaldo in 1998 to score in each of his first three Champions League games.

Braga pulled one back once when Alvaro Jalo capitalized on a defensive error in the 63rd minute to score, but despite late pressure, Real secured their third win in three games thanks to two outstanding saves by Kepa Arrizabalaga.

Vinicius Junior told Movistar Plus, "In the end, we had to suffer more than we would have liked, but it's normal to suffer away from home, especially in the Champions League."

"Winning are what matters most. While it's true that we could have scored more goals, we performed well."

We've now won each of the three group games, to sum up. Let's maintain this forward momentum." Real Madrid leads the group with nine points after defeating Union Berlin 1-0 and Napoli with nine points; Germany needs to make up one more point. Braga is in third place with three points.

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