Real Madrid's Involvement in Champions League Due to New Substitution Rule
The match between Real Madrid and Inter Milan in the Champions League saw the strict enforcement of the new substitution rule, which allows a substituted player to leave the field for only 10 seconds once the referee signals, or they are barred from re-entering until the next stoppage. This rule resulted in Real Madrid remaining with ten players for more than a minute due to a delay in Vini Jr.'s exit, leading to a tactical crisis for the team. As a result, forward Kylian Mbappé had to play as a left winger to compensate for the numerical deficit. Despite this, Real Madrid won 2-1, with goals from Mbappé and Valverde, while Augusto scored for Inter, earning their first three points in the competition.
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