Watch Mason Mount Score Chelsea's First Ever Goal At Real Madrid's Bernabeu Stadium

Mason Mount made a little bit of history on Tuesday by scoring Chelsea's first ever goal at Real Madrid's famous Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.

Mason Mount made a little bit of history on Tuesday by scoring Chelsea's first ever goal at Real Madrid's famous Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.

Chelsea had a superb head to head record against Real prior to last week's 3-1 home defeat in their Champions League quarter-final first leg.

The Blues had gone unbeaten in their first five meetings with the Spanish giants, but none of those games took place at the Bernabeu.

MASON MOUNT. CLINICAL.

Game on. 🍿 pic.twitter.com/py92awXL9V

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That's the perfect start for Chelsea! 🔥

A fortunate way through for Mason Mount, but there was nothing fortunate about the finish... 🎯

We're down to a one-goal deficit! #UCL pic.twitter.com/O5uMYZlGTE

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Chelsea's first three matches against Real all came at neutral venues, before last season's Champions League semi-final in Madrid took place at the Alfredo Di Stefano Stadium, rather than the Bernabeu.

Mount scored in the Stamford Bridge leg of last season's semi-final, which Chelsea won 3-1 on aggregate.

🔵 Mason Mount scores in the Champions League for the first time since he found the net against Real Madrid in the 2020/21 semi-finals...@ChelseaFC | #UCL pic.twitter.com/qrKIIFuaqI

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And the 23-year-old struck against Real again after just 15 minutes on Tuesday to give his side hope that they could pull off an impressive comeback.

Mount finished emphatically past former Chelsea keeper Thibaut Courtois to give the away side a 1-0 lead on the night in Madrid.

He had been set up by good play from Timo Werner.

Both Mount and Werner went into the game full of confidence after each scoring twice in Chelsea's 6-0 win at Southampton three days earlier.

Werner got on the scoresheet too at the Bernabeu. His goal made it 3-0 to Chelsea on the night after Antonio Rudiger had leveled the contest on aggregate.

But Real hit back through Rodrygo to force extra time, where Karim Benzema sent them through to the semi-finals.

Mason Mount (left) pictured scoring Chelsea's first ever goal at Real Madrid's Bernabeu Stadium :: IMAGO/Ulrich Hufnagel