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FC Barcelona’s Spanish coach Xavi addresses a press conference on the eve of their Spanish League football match against Real Madrid at the Joan Gamper training ground in Sant Joan Despi, near Barcelona on October 15, 2022. (Photo by Pau BARRENA / AFP)
On paper, both teams are jointly on top of the La Liga table and should provide a titanic battle. But when Real Madrid take on Barcelona in the first clasico of the season, the pressure will be on the Catalans.
Real Madrid and Barcelona go head to head in La Liga this weekend we have all the key TV Channel and team news information you need to know ahead of kick-off.
Barcelona are teetering on the brink of a Champions League exit in the group stages for a second season on the bounce.
Last October, Barcelona’s players and manager boarded a late-night flight from Madrid to return home, expecting a bad reception. By the time they landed, coach and players were no longer colleagues.
Peluang Barcelona lolos ke fase gugur Liga Champions menipis usai hanya mengumpulkan 4 poin dari 4 laga. Skuad asuhan Xavi Hernandez dinilai sedang membangun ulang tim dan butuh waktu untuk bersaing di antara klub-klub elite Eropa.
Barcelona went “all in” on reaching the Champions League knockout stage and face losing some big names if, as expected, they fail to progress from their group, according to Eurosport Spain’s Felix Martin. The Catalan giants shocked the football world with their gung-ho transfer activity in the summer, coining the phrase ‘economic lever’ and then pulling their new toys at every turn.
Barcelona were left ruing the cost of individual errors after their 3-3 draw with Inter Milan left them on the verge of Champions League elimination at the group stage for the second year running. Gerard Pique played Nicolo Barella onside and let the ball travel through to him to level for Inter at 1-1, with Sergio Busquets softly ceding possession for the Italians' second goal at Camp Nou, scored by Lautaro Martinez. Both players are club veterans and coming towards the end of their careers in Barcelona, a process which some supporters felt should have been sped up in the summer.