"Jude Bellingham's Header Seals Victory for Real Madrid Against Celta Vigo"

**Title: Real Madrid's Strong Start to the Season Continues with Victory over Celta Vigo**

The commencement of this season has left Real Madrid fans pondering numerous uncertainties. From the formation to the goalkeeper's role, and the shortage of forwards, a cloud of questions hovered. However, from a pure footballing perspective, the season has kicked off on a positive note. With a record of two wins in two games, Los Blancos faced Celta Vigo in their third consecutive away fixture. Stealing the limelight was Jude Bellingham, who has emerged as a pivotal player by netting three goals and assisting in two games, effectively quelling concerns over the team's scoring prowess. Positioned just behind Rodrygo and Vinicius Junior, Bellingham played a key role in their diamond formation. On the defensive end, Kepa Arrizabalaga marked his debut, replacing Andriy Lunin, who put forth commendable performances in the previous two games. Although a minor training knock kept Eduardo Camavinga out of the starting lineup against Almeria, he made a strong return, replacing Toni Kroos. Additionally, the talented Castilla prospect, Nico Paz, secured his place on the bench once again.

The match's inception witnessed an unconventional start for Real Madrid, as Celta Vigo adopted a high-press strategy, creating early chances. Despite an early goal by Celta Vigo within the first three minutes, the effort was nullified due to a foul on Real Madrid's goalkeeper, Kepa. The string of injuries continued with Vinicius Junior succumbing to what seemed to be a hamstring injury, leading to his substitution by Joselu. Subsequently, Real Madrid managed only a few half-chances. Rodrygo showcased his prowess with a mesmerizing solo run, evading two Celta Vigo defenders, although his shot was blocked. Fede Valverde continued to shine in the first half, excelling in both defensive duties and contributing to the offensive dynamics. Despite Bellingham's presence, a potential assist was thwarted by an offside call on Joselu. Celta Vigo also had their share of decent chances but failed to capitalize, resulting in a goalless halftime.

The second half saw Carlo Ancelotti maintaining the same lineup, albeit with Rodrygo shifting slightly to the left. Fede Valverde took on a more aggressive role in the attack and combined effectively with Rodrygo, culminating in a narrowly missed shot. Around the 62nd minute, Luka Modric substituted Eduardo Camavinga, who had effectively held the left-central midfield role. A surprising move saw Toni Kroos replacing Aurelien Tchouameni, despite Tchouameni's impactful performance in bolstering the defense. Kroos, entering the field, was promptly tackled near the penalty area, granting Celta a chance. In the 66th minute, Rodrygo earned Real Madrid a penalty, attempting to outwit the goalkeeper but getting fouled in the process. Despite Rodrygo's penalty miss, Jude Bellingham promptly made amends, delivering a decisive header from a Toni Kroos corner, courtesy of Joselu's assist. Bellingham's goal marked his fourth in the league, establishing him as the top scorer and a standout player. Real Madrid successfully retained their lead, securing a flawless record of three wins in three matches.

This victory not only underscores Real Madrid's resilience under pressure but also highlights Bellingham's prowess in finding the back of the net, indicating a promising season ahead. As the team and fans celebrate this triumph, the undefeated streak sets an optimistic tone for future challenges.