It will undoubtedly be two rooms, two atmospheres when we see Real Madrid and FC Barcelona face off this Sunday evening, on the pitch of the Santiago Bernabeu stadium.
On the one hand, the Madrilenians who qualified for the semi-final of the Champions League by overcoming a worn-out Manchester City, at the end of an unbreathable penalty shootout (1-1, 3- 4 tab). On the other, the Blaugranas downgraded and eliminated by PSG (1-4), whom they had dominated in the first leg.
This 257th Clasico should however be a peak of intensity, because the Barcelonans and Xavi must at all costs forget this European disappointment if they want to stay alive in a race in which they are almost disconnected. Their evening opponent is leader with 8 points ahead of Barça, 2nd and 13 over Girona, 3rd. A victory would give them an advantage of 11 lengths with six days remaining: a title almost assured, therefore.
A timeless classic of European football, the match between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, which counts for the 32nd day of La Liga, can be followed this Sunday from 9 p.m. on BeIN Sports 1.
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