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The victory marks a major turnaround for the six-time European champions, who have recovered from a period of poor results to secure a second consecutive win in the competition.
Following a 5–1 win over Eintracht Frankfurt after a 0–1 defeat to Galatasaray, Liverpool handed Real Madrid their first loss in the group stage. The crucial moment came in the 61st minute when Argentine international Alexis Mac Allister scored a precise shot past Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, securing the only goal of the game.
The home side dominated throughout, controlling possession and creating numerous scoring opportunities. Only Courtois's exceptional goalkeeping—making several vital saves, especially against Dominik Szoboszlai—prevented a larger victory margin for the Reds. The result not only demonstrated Liverpool’s renewed attacking prowess but also highlighted their improving defensive stability, led by Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker.
With this victory, Liverpool climbs to sixth place in the combined group table with nine points, level with Real Madrid, who stay fifth on goal difference. The win strengthens Liverpool’s position in their pursuit of Champions League qualification, while ending Real Madrid’s unbeaten run in the tournament.