Topics: La Liga, Real Madrid, Barcelona, El Clasico, Ivan Rakitic, Alvaro Morata
Barcelona handed a massive blow to Real Madrid by beating them for the second time in three days, leaving Solari's men out of the title race.

El Clásico between Real Madrid and Barcelona left a few talking points, especially those that have to do with the minimal chances Los Blancos have of winning La Liga.

Barcelona created a 12-point gap between them and their bitter rivals with Saturday's win, but there were a number of stats that will be drilled in the memory of Barcelona fans around the world added to that 1-0 win over Los Blancos.

First off, Saturday's win saw Barcelona leapfrog Real Madrid in the overall tally between both clubs. It's the first time in over 70 years that something like this has happened in the history of this rivalry.

Next, Barcelona also walked away from the Bernabeu with a third straight win in league matches. How many teams had been able to do that previously? None!

Added to those numbers, Santiago Solari also managed to make history for all the wrong reasons in his third game against Los Blaugranas.

"Solari is the first Real Madrid coach to walk away from his first three official Clásicos without a win since Leo Beenhakker in 1987 (four)."

But La Liga is not only about Real Madrid and Barcelona. There are other teams involved that had things to celebrate, such as Atlético Madrid. Simeone's side represents the only realistic threat to Barcelona's title hopes, and one of their summer signings had a day to remember on Sunday.

It took him a bit of time, but he's finally made it to the 100th goal-mark!

Pichichi race

Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez failed to score, but their spots as La Liga's best strikers did not change after this weekend's games.

La Liga standings

Barcelona maintained their seven-point lead over Atlético in the title race, while Los Colchoneros broadened the gap between them and Real Madrid. Elsewhere in the league, Alavés is now fifth following Sevilla's dip in form, with Valencia and Betis closing in on Los Hispalenses, who sit in sixth place now.

Pos.TeamMPWDLGFGAGDPForm
1 Real Madrid 32 25 6 1 70 22 +48 81 WWWWW
2 Barcelona 32 21 7 4 64 37 +27 70 LWWWW
3 Girona 32 21 5 6 67 40 +27 68 WLWLW
4 Atlético Madrid 32 19 4 9 59 38 +21 61 LWWLL
5 Athletic Club 32 16 10 6 52 30 +22 58 DDLWW
6 Real Sociedad 32 13 12 7 46 34 +12 51 DDWWW
7 Real Betis 32 12 12 8 40 38 +2 48 WWLLL
8 Valencia 32 13 8 11 35 34 +1 47 LWWDL
9 Villarreal 32 11 9 12 51 55 -4 42 WDLWW
10 Getafe 32 9 13 10 38 44 -6 40 DDLWL
11 Osasuna 32 11 6 15 37 46 -9 39 LLWLL
12 Sevilla 32 9 10 13 41 45 -4 37 WWWLD
13 Las Palmas 32 10 7 15 30 39 -9 37 LLLLL
14 Deportivo Alavés 32 9 8 15 28 38 -10 35 WLLLW
15 Rayo Vallecano 32 7 13 12 27 39 -12 34 WDDWL
16 Mallorca 32 6 13 13 26 38 -12 31 LLDWL
17 Celta de Vigo 32 7 10 15 37 47 -10 31 WLDWL
18 Cádiz 32 4 13 15 22 45 -23 25 LLWLW
19 Granada 32 3 9 20 33 61 -28 18 DWLLL
20 Almería 32 1 11 20 31 64 -33 14 LDLWD

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