Kylian Mbappé's debut goal for Real Madrid helped secure a historic sixth UEFA Super Cup victory, as they defeated Atalanta 2-0 in Warsaw on Wednesday. Mbappé, who recently transitioned from Paris Saint-Germain to his long-coveted dream club Real Madrid, made his mark by scoring in the 68th minute, solidifying the win for the Champions League winners.

The match opened with Federico Valverde scoring the first goal in the 59th minute, capitalizing on a tense first half where Atalanta, the Europa League champions, held strong. Valverde's goal came from close range after a well-coordinated play, setting the stage for Madrid's dominance in the second half.

The Spanish giants increased pressure and opportunities, with Jude Bellingham playing a pivotal role. The England international adapted to a midfield trio position, differing from his usual advanced role, showcasing his versatility and assisting in creating critical plays.

Bellingham's influence was evident as he set up Mbappé’s decisive goal, which came after a dynamic movement and a precise pass from Vinicius Junior to Valverde, which Atalanta's defense struggled to contain. Despite several more attempts by Madrid, including a notable save against Vinicius, it was Mbappé’s strike that ultimately sealed the victory.

This win not only adds another Super Cup to Madrid's trophy cabinet but also places Carlo Ancelotti, Madrid’s coach, alongside Miguel Munoz with a record 14 titles. Ancelotti's strategic foresight in integrating Mbappé into a dynamic forward line, alongside Vinicius Junior and Rodrygo Goes, was on full display, hinting at potent formations for the upcoming season.

Madrid’s fans celebrated Mbappé’s performance with a standing ovation when he was substituted in the 83rd minute, anticipating the impact he will continue to have in his inaugural season with the club.