Jude Bellingham has played his part in another epic comeback for Real Madrid, scoring a penalty and assisting a dramatic late winner for Dani Carvajal in an amazing comeback victory for Los Blancos against Almeria on Sunday.
Madrid found themselves a goal down inside 38 seconds at the Santiago Bernabeu after a mistake by Nacho allowed the visitors to break and score through Largie Ramazani.
That was the earlier Los Blancos had conceded in a game in any competition since 2015, also after 38 seconds, and Almeria had chances to extend their lead.
The Andalusians did double their advantage two minutes before the break as Edgar Gonzalez made it 2-0 and there were whistles from the home fans as the referee signalled the end of the first half.
Almeria had not won any of their previous 20 LaLiga games, but looked well placed to seal a first victory of the season at that point.
Real reduced the deficit as Bellingham converted from the penalty spot with 57 minutes played, but Almeria thought they had gone 3-1 up shortly afterwards, only to see a Sergio Arribas effort ruled out by VAR.
Vinicius Junior then made it 2-2 after 67 minutes to set up a frenetic finale, but Almeria still looked good for a point as time ticked away.
Madrid love a late comeback, though, and Bellingham cushioned a header across goal in the ninth minute of added time for Carvajal to convert from close range at the far post.
That sparked epic celebrations at the Bernabeu and the win sees Carlo Ancelotti's side stay a point behind leaders Girona, 5-1 winners over Sevilla later on Sunday, having played one fewer fixture.
Almeria, meanwhile, were furious at a number of decisions which went against them in the second half at the Bernabeu.
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