Mbappé pulls one back with his hat-trick

Raphinha scores his brace and it’s a Brazilian party in El Clásico

Raphinha gives Barcelona the lead in a wild match

Lamine Yamal equalized with an absolute SCREAMER!

Eric García pulls one back

From Vini to Mbappé and Madrid are already up 2-0.

Mbappé scores an early goal from the penalty spot.

Confirmed lineups 

Barcelona and Real Madrid will clash this Sunday at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys in a high-stakes El Clásico that could decide the LaLiga title. With just four matches remaining, everything is on the line in this historic rivalry.

U.S. Kickoff Times

• 10:15 AM ET
• 9:15 AM CT
• 7:15 AM PT

What’s at Stake

Barcelona leads the table with 79 points, four ahead of Real Madrid who sit on 75. A win for the Catalans would extend their lead to seven points and practically seal the league title. Meanwhile, a victory for Madrid would narrow the gap to just one point and reignite the title race.

Team News

• Barcelona :
  • Out: Jules Koundé, Marc Bernal, Marc Casadó, and Daniel Rodríguez are ruled out.
  • Doubtful: Alejandro Balde and goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen are questionable.
• Real Madrid :
  • Out: The defense is severely depleted with Antonio Rüdiger, David Alaba, Éder Militão, Ferland Mendy, and Eduardo Camavinga all unavailable.

Recent Clásico Results

This season, Barcelona has won all three Clásico meetings:

• October 26, 2024 – LaLiga : Real Madrid 0–4 Barcelona
• January 12, 2025 – Super Cup Final : Real Madrid 2–5 Barcelona
• April 26, 2025 – Copa del Rey Final : Barcelona 3–2 Real Madrid (after extra time)

With the title race in full swing and pride on the line, this Clásico promises to be one of the most important and intense matches in recent memory.