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Osasuna vs Real Madrid

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Spanish La Liga • FT

Osasuna
2-1
Real Madrid
  • Ante Budimir 38'
  • Raúl García (Raul Moro) 90'
  • Vinícius Júnior (Federico Valverde) 73'

Estadio El SadarSaturday, 21 February 2026

SpainSeason 2025-2026Round 25

Match summary

Osasuna beat Real Madrid 2–1 at Estadio El Sadar. The goals: Ante Budimir (38') and Raúl García (90') for Osasuna; Vinícius Júnior (73') for Real Madrid. Real Madrid had 61% of the ball and 15 shots to 13.

Report

Osasuna produced a historic performance at El Sadar, defeating Real Madrid 2-1 to record their first victory over the "Blancos" since 2011. The match turned on a controversial 38th-minute incident when Thibaut Courtois was judged to have fouled Ante Budimir after a VAR review overturned an initial booking for simulation.

Budimir made no mistake from the penalty spot, powering the ball into the bottom corner to give the hosts a deserved lead at the break. Real Madrid struggled to break through a resilient Osasuna defense for much of the game, with Sergio Herrera producing several vital saves to deny Kylian Mbappé.

The second half saw a frantic response from the league leaders. After Arda Güler struck the post and Mbappé had a goal ruled out for offside, Vinícius Júnior finally found the equalizer in the 73rd minute, tapping home after a brilliant individual run and cross from Federico Valverde.

Just as Real Madrid seemed poised to find a winner, Osasuna struck on the counter-attack in the 90th minute. Raúl García de Haro skillfully outmaneuvered defender Raúl Asencio before curling a precise finish past Courtois, sending the home crowd into raptures and handing Real Madrid their first league defeat in months.