Spanish La Liga
Barcelona host Real Madrid on Sunday in the biggest derby match on earth, El Clasico, with both teams tussling for the La Liga title.
18th March 2015
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Barcelona host Real Madrid on Sunday in the biggest derby match on earth, El Clasico, with both teams tussling for the La Liga title.
On Saturday, the two clubs will go head-to-head in an epic encounter at the Santiago Bernabeu for the first time this season.
The Madrid Derby highlights La Liga’s fixtures this weekend with Champions League winners Real Madrid hosting domestic league winners Atletico Madrid in what promises to be a hotly contested affair.
Barcelona and Atletico Madrid will face off for the La Liga title on Saturday, as neither club could not take advantage of the other’s misfortune this past weekend.
The biggest derby in the world takes place in Spain on Sunday with Real Madrid and Barcelona clashing in a season defining El Clasico.
Real Madrid travel to the Estadio Vicente Calderon as they look to close in on the La Liga title with a second consecutive away win
When people hear that El Clasico is coming up it makes the hair on any football fan’s skin stand up – especially this year’s.
Real Madrid host Barcelona for the second round of La Liga on Saturday
La Liga leaders Barcelona bounced back in emphatic fashion last weekend after suffering their first league defeat this season the previous weekend.
Arguably the most attractive fixture of the weekend is in Spain where leaders Barcelona host Atletico Madrid who sit second on the table. Atletico look likely to mount a real title challenge.
The team that has upset the usual Barcelona and Real Madrid domination at the top of the table has been Atletico Madrid.
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