Spanish La Liga – El Clasico Preview
The football world will come to a screeching halt to witness the 244th clash between these elite clubs.
27th February 2020
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The football world will come to a screeching halt to witness the 244th clash between these elite clubs.
It’s that time of the year once again when two of the biggest clubs in La Liga and world football, Barcelona and Real Madrid, face each other in the El Clasico.
League leaders Barcelona will face a stern test when they travel to the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium on Sunday to take on Atletico Madrid.
The 2018/19 Spanish La Liga season comes to an end this Saturday with everything almost decided in terms of top four and relegation.
The footballing world will come to a standstill once again when arguably two of the biggest teams in world football collide in the biggest rivalry known to the beautiful game
The first El Clasico of the season will take place at the Camp Nou on Sunday and it will be the first time in 11 years that the derby will be played without Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
The football world will come to a standstill on Sunday as the sport’s greatest, most glamorous rivalry, El Clasico, will resume for the final time this season.
Real Madrid host their bitter rivals, Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in a crucial La Liga encounter this Saturday.
The footballing world will come to a standstill as Real Madrid host Barcelona in another epic El Clasico.
With less than 10 rounds left to play in the Spanish La Liga, Real Madrid will look to knock out their city-rivals, Atletico Madrid, out the title race for good
Spanish giants, Atletico Madrid and Barcelona, lock horns at the Vicente Calderon in what promises to be a crucial title-defining matchup.
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