BARCELONA VS REAL MADRID 

MATCH TIME: 8:30 AM

MATCH REVIEW 


EL Clasico, the clash between Real Madrid and Barcelona, ​​Spain's most successful clubs, will take place at the Stade Alegianto as part of the Tour of Champions football. The rivalry reflected in El Clasico matches began when FC Barcelona-Real and FC Barcelona-Real Madrid CF are the most successful football teams in Spain. Whether it takes place at the Santiago Bernabéu, Camp Nou or any other stadium in the world, the match between Real Madrid and Barcelona is known as El Clasico.    

However, Barcelona beat Real Madrid 4-0 at the Bernabéu in March, with Barcelona posting a dominant victory at El Clasico. Barcelona started the game well, pressed high, played intensely and with good concentration, didn't give Real Madrid a place in possession and showed good initiative as a home team. Nearly 87,000 fans came to the Camp Nou and saw Barcelona put up a good fight, but the Blue Garnets blew their chances and saw Real Madrid ruthless in front of the net to walk away with all three points.    

Barcelona pulled out as late as possible, but every grueling second was worth it as Leo Messi popped out in injury time to score an epic 3-2 victory in Clasico to tie points with Real Madrid at the top of the table. Messi's Leo Messi helps Barcelona equal on points with Real Madrid, with the Catalans gaining a slight advantage due to the total score between them, but Zinedine Zidane's men have six games left. one more than Barça. This is the first El Clasico since the appointment of Xavi, and although the Spanish Super Cup will be at the bottom of the list of priorities for eternal rivals, a victory over Real Madrid at this stage will still be a big boost for Barcelona and their new manager.    Show Source Texts

While in previous years cynics might suggest that the forces that tried and failed to engineer the Clasico final, this time we have the two biggest Spanish clubs meeting in the semi-final of the Spanish Super Cup on Wednesday, while Barcelona and Real Madrid are their first collide in 2022. Another factor that not everyone realizes is that the name "El Clasico" only refers to Real Madrid and Barcelona who have met in the league, whereas now "El Clasico" is applied whenever they clash. two of the most successful clubs in Spain. Carlo Ancelottis was too strong for the rest of the Champions League competition, with a record of 26 wins, eight draws and four losses in 38 Real Madrid games to reach 86 points, which saw them finish 13 points ahead of second-placed Barcelona. second place. . . .