After a season of foregone conclusions in Spain, El Clasico returns on Saturday with the promise of competition between two teams boasting some in-form all-stars. Real Madrid's credentials are clear coming into Saturday's fixture at home – they beat Barcelona in both Clasicos last season before winning La Liga and the UEFA Champions League,

Real Madrid will host arch-rivals FC Barcelona in the first El Clasico of the 2024/25 season on Saturday at the Santiago Bernabeu.It will be a monumental clash between two top teams in La Liga and

Barcelona forward Raphinha has told ESPN he considered leaving the club on several occasions during his first two seasons.

Real Madrid are set to face their sternest test of the 2024/25 season as they go up against an in-form FC Barcelona outfit in the first El Clasico of the campaign on Sunday.Heading into the contest,

As Barcelona boss Hansi Flick prepares for his first trip to Real Madrid, those who've coached in a Clásico tell ESPN about the game's unique pressure.

There is a lot riding on every El Clasico, but this Saturday's match between Real Madrid and Barcelona (20:00 BST) feels particularly momentous with Real on the verge of history. Carlo Ancelotti's side are a win or draw away from equalling La Liga's longest unbeaten run. The Spanish champions last lost 13 months and 42 games ago.

Over the last couple of years, Real Madrid have been well-known for releasing videos highlighting the “errors” of officials that will be in charge of their upcoming matches. Ahead of El Clasico

Real Madrid confirmed an injury to one of its star players on Thursday, just three days out from a key meeting in El Clasico against bitter rivals FC Barcelona.