Real Madrid vs Barcelona won’t end in defeat for Real Madrid and a 5-0 loss for Los Blancos is definitely impossible. This is the combined prediction of Iker and Iniesta The Octupses with Del Bosque’s.
Paul the Octopus is believed to have died earlier this year but some of his cousins in the animal world are trying to maintain his accurate predictions legacy. In Spain, two octopuses named Iker and Iniesta have giving their opinion ahead of El Clasico this weekend.
Two boxes – one representing Real Madrid and the other representing Barcelona – were presented to the sea creatures with food inside. News agency AFP reported that Octopus Iker ate the food contained in both boxes, meaning that El Clasico will end in a draw.
Octopus Iniesta, however, only consumed the fish put in the Real Madrid box – meaning that the Spanish giants will carry the day on Saturday. Ironically, that octopus shares the same name as Barca’s Iniesta.
Meanwhile, Spain coach Vicente del Bosque has also given his predictions ahead of El Clasico. The World Cup winner is certain that the Merengues won’t suffer a repeat of their 5-0 defeat.
“I cannot think of a 5-0 score line falling again [for Barcelona against Real Madrid],” the coach stated as Marca reported.
The Spanish giants lost their perfect home record run to Sporting Gijon a few weeks ago, so Pep Guardiola also has no chances of becoming the first manager among more than 100 coaches to defeat Jose Mourinho on home soil since 2002.
But will Pep still add his name to the list of the very few men who can boast of having defeated the “Special One” when he’s at home? Real Madrid vs Barcelona – get your predictions right!
Two boxes – one representing Real Madrid and the other representing Barcelona – were presented to the sea creatures with food inside. News agency AFP reported that Octopus Iker ate the food contained in both boxes, meaning that El Clasico will end in a draw.
Octopus Iniesta, however, only consumed the fish put in the Real Madrid box – meaning that the Spanish giants will carry the day on Saturday. Ironically, that octopus shares the same name as Barca’s Iniesta.
Meanwhile, Spain coach Vicente del Bosque has also given his predictions ahead of El Clasico. The World Cup winner is certain that the Merengues won’t suffer a repeat of their 5-0 defeat.
“I cannot think of a 5-0 score line falling again [for Barcelona against Real Madrid],” the coach stated as Marca reported.
The Spanish giants lost their perfect home record run to Sporting Gijon a few weeks ago, so Pep Guardiola also has no chances of becoming the first manager among more than 100 coaches to defeat Jose Mourinho on home soil since 2002.
But will Pep still add his name to the list of the very few men who can boast of having defeated the “Special One” when he’s at home? Real Madrid vs Barcelona – get your predictions right!
