Raphinha - 73'

Gonzalo García - 45'+6'

Robert Lewandowski - 45'+4'

Vinícius Júnior - 45'+2'

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The Spanish Super Cup once again features Barcelona and Real Madrid as protagonists, as the two giants clash this Sunday in Saudi Arabia. It will be the fourth consecutive final between the rivals in this competition, this time at Alinma Stadium in Jeddah, with the Blaugrana arriving as favorites based on form, while Los Blancos face more questions than answers.

Managed by Hansi Flick, Barcelona booked their place in the final with a commanding win over Athletic Club, a performance that boosted confidence even without Lamine Yamal starting due to stomach issues. The expectation is that the young winger will return to the starting lineup for the decisive match.

Barcelona’s Confidence and Tactical Options

Unlike earlier stages of the season, Flick will have a much deeper squad at his disposal. Key players such as Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha, Dani Olmo, and Joan García are all available, giving the coach greater flexibility both in his starting XI and from the bench.

One of the main decisions lies up front: whether to keep Ferran Torres, who scored in the semifinals, or restore Lewandowski to the lineup. In defense, Gerard Martín could regain his spot thanks to his pace, especially with a potential matchup against Kylian Mbappé, whose availability remains uncertain.

Barcelona are aiming to extend their domestic dominance after winning LaLiga, the Copa del Rey, and the Spanish Super Cup last season, and view this final as a chance for revenge following their only Clásico defeat of the campaign.

All the Goals