Real Madrid’s 4-1 win yielded little from set pieces

Real Madrid secured a 4-1 victory over Sevilla at the Santiago Bernabéu, but set-piece analysis revealed minimal threat from dead-ball situations for both teams. Kylian Mbappé scored twice, including a penalty that served as the game's sole set-piece-related goal, while Yan Diomande added Madrid's fourth. Madrid generated just one shot worth 0.03 npxG from seven attacking restarts, highlighting that the scoreline was primarily driven by open-play chances.

Sevilla created two shots totaling 0.07 npxG from six restarts, with Manu Bueno missing their best dead-ball opportunity in the 73rd minute. The win keeps Real Madrid within six points of league leaders Barcelona ahead of the upcoming Clásico at Camp Nou.