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Barcelona vs Real Madrid – Copa del Rey quarterfinal second leg: 5 things to predict
When Barcelona host Real Madrid at the Camp Nou, there’s always something big. Watch out for at least one of the five predictions to happen in the second leg of this Copa del Rey quarterfinal tie.
The latest Clasico produced a Cristiano Ronaldo goal, a comeback from Barcelona, a rare match winner from Eric Abidal and surprisingly, no red card. There actually should have been at least one sending off following Pepe’s stomp on Lionel Messi’s hand. However, controversy is most often the rule of the game when Barcelona and Real Madrid clash.
What will happen at the Camp Nou on Wednesday night? Will Barcelona suffer an upset despite holding a vital 2-1 advantage ahead of the second leg? Will Real Madrid exit the Copa del Rey in the quarterfinals as most expect?
Kick-off time for Barcelona vs Real Madrid is on Wednesday, January 25 at 16:00 EST and 21:00 GMT. Live streaming and TV schedule info for El Clasico can be found on the match page.
Why El Clasico at the Camp Nou on Jan. 25 could end Mourinho’s Real Madrid career
Wednesday night’s crucial Copa del Rey match against Barcelona – El Clasico part II – will determine something big for Jose Mourinho, be it for the best of for the worst.
Jose Mourinho’s career at Real Madrid is taking a rather uncomfortable twist. When the former Porto, Chelsea and Internazionale manager arrived in the Spanish capital, the majority of Madridistas hailed him as the one and only man capable of offering Los Blancos what they’ve been dying for since the past few years: stylish football and immense authority in Spain and in Europe through trophies in the cabinet. But as much as anyone can see, Real Madrid are still living in the shadow of bitter rivals Barcelona. In his first ever Clasico in charge, Jose Mourinho experienced a humiliating 5-0 defeat to eventual La Liga champions Barcelona. The Special One later claimed revenge as Cristiano Ronaldo’s sublime header in the Copa del Rey final ended Real Madrid’s title drought.
Cesc Fabregas transfer saga is over: Barcelona unveil player at Camp Nou
After seasons of speculations upon Cesc Fabregas’ future at Arsenal, a conclusion to all debates has arrived with the unveiling of the new Barcelona signing.
Both clubs, who clashed against each other in last season’s UEFA Champions League, reached an agreement late last week for the player’s transfer. Fabregas today passed his medical and agreed personal terms that will see him bound to the Catalans for five years.President Sandro Rosell insisted the Blaugrana were initially going to pay no more than €29 million, adding that the deal could nevertheless go up to €39 million. The midfielder was unveiled at the Camp Nou earlier this morning in front of thousands of fans who welcomed him back with great enthusiasm.
"I have waited many days, many months, and many years for this moment,” Fabregas told the crowd at the gigantic stadium.
Barcelona Wants To Lay Hands On La Liga's Title At The Camp Nou Against Espanyol
A fifth Clasico for Barcelona in less than a month. Can RCD Espanyol defy Liga leader Barcelona?
Barcelona's dual chase both for the Spanish title and the Champions League has borne fruits, successfully reaching the final stage of Europe's most coveted title. Barcelona leads La Liga with 88 points, and could virtually become the champion if Real Madrid does not defeat Sevilla on Saturday at the Sanchez Pizjuan.The influence of Lionel Messi in Barcelona's scheme is indubitable: The Argentinean is both La Liga's top scorer and assist leader, with 31 goals and 18 assists. But Lionel Messi is not Guardiola's key to success, but the organicity of the Cule squad,
Javier Mascherano and Sergio Busquets have both proven great determination and comfort playing in the back line, something that might not be necessary now that Eric Abidal and Carles Puyol have recovered their form. Guardiola might choose not to risk the Spanish international defender unnecessarily.
Gabriel Milito, on the other hand, has not been seen with the rest of the Blaugrana squad during week's training and it appears like he won't be given many chances to make it into the starting eleven. Brazilian wingers Maxwell and Adriano are ruled out due to injuries.
"People believe the Liga is already won, but it's not. We want to close the deal the sooner the better" said Barcelona's defender Carles Puyol.
Real Sociedad’s Joseba Llorente Hoping To Avoid Camp Nou Scare At Barcelona
Few are those who can boast of having defeated Barcelona at the Camp Nou over the past two seasons. This weekend, Real Sociedad will travel to Catalonia and Llorente can only wish his side the best of luck.
The 31-year-old striker offered his comments to reporters ahead of Sunday’s Barcelona vs Real Sociedad match in La Liga. Contemplating the Catalans’ extraordinary form at the Camp Nou which was recently marked by their 5-0 defeat of Real Madrid, Joseba Llorente declared:“It should be a nice game. Our intention is to travel to the Camp Nou with the aim of doing a good job. If we go into the match thinking that we’ll be victims or that we’ll play to concede as few goals as possible, then it’s clear that we are favorites to lose.
“We’ve got to enter the encounter without fear. We’ve got to fight for every ball. The only trick to getting a positive result there is to hope that we play at our best and that Barca don’t have a good day.
How To Beat Barcelona At The Camp Nou Secret Revealed – El Clasico
Real Madrid prepare to take on Barcelona in El Clasico but the Camp Nou factor in favor of Barca doesn’t make Los Blancos favorites. However the secret to break it has now been revealed through Real Madrid’s Xabi Alonso…
How many teams can boast of having defeated Barcelona at the Camp Nou in the past two seasons? Even Jose Mourinho's former team and current European champions Inter Milan lost 1-0 in Catalonia, although they still made it through to the final of the Champions League on aggregate. Well, the fact is that Barcelona are actually very strong – especially at home – and Xabi Alonso knows it.“Barca are a good team. They’ve got talented players upfront. We can’t focus our attention on just one player because the others will take advantage of such a game plan,” the Real Madrid midfielder said in an interview with the club’s sponsor Bwin.
FC Barcelona vs Dynamo Kiev – UEFA Champions League Match Preview
The reigning European Champions will come up against the leaders of the Group F in the Champions League. Incontestably, it will be decisive encounter as FC Barcelona will host Dynamo Kiev at the Estadio Camp Nou on Tuesday, September 29.
Barcelona hoping to top their table...
After only managing to get a goalless draw at the San Siro in their previous match in Europe away to Milan, Barcelona now found themselves at the second place of their group table, with a single point.
Despite their unimpressive start to their Champions League campaign, the Catalans still have a lot of chances, as five group stage matches are still ahead of them. However, the Spanish giants will need to be more efficient in front goal than...
FC Barcelona vs Atletico Madrid – La Liga Match Preview
After only two games played, FC Barcelona have clinched the top spot in the La Liga table – following their 100% record.
The Spanish League title holders lead the standings trough goal differences; whereas Atletico Madrid occupy the 17th place in the table, subsequent to their negative start to the season with a draw, and a loss.
Both sides will meet this weekend at the Estadio Camp Nou in Cataluña, in a match were...