Kylian Mbappé Matches Scoring Record While Brother Ethan Receives First Career Red Card

Kylian Mbappé scored his 71st Champions League goal in a 2-0 win over Inter Milan, while Ethan Mbappé was sent off in the 56th minute of Lille's loss.

Kylian Mbappé scored in the 14th minute to help Real Madrid secure a 2-0 victory against Inter Milan on Tuesday, while his brother Ethan Mbappé received a 56th-minute red card during Lille's 3-2 home defeat to Real Betis. Kylian's goal, a low first-time shot after winning possession deep in the Italians' half, marked his 71st career strike in the competition. This total, achieved in his 99th Champions League appearance at age 27, moves him into a tie with Raúl for fifth on the tournament's all-time scoring list.

Ethan Mbappé, 19, initially contributed to Lille's performance by providing a 12th-minute assist for Ayase Ueda. The younger Mbappé delivered a left-footed cross to the far post, allowing the Japanese forward to head the ball in from the goal line. However, match officials dismissed Ethan following a video review that showed him striking Real Betis defender Natan in the face with his right elbow during an off-the-ball incident.

According to ESPN, this was the first red card of Ethan Mbappé's professional career across all competitions. The match represented his second start and third overall appearance in the Champions League since debuting in January 2025. The brothers are currently managed by a father-son coaching duo; Carlo Ancelotti leads Real Madrid, while his son Davide Ancelotti serves as the head coach for Lille.