El Clásico

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
real Madrid FC Barcelona

As El Clásico ( "classic") is in the Spanish language a football match between the teams of Mr. Professional Real Madrid and FC Barcelona respectively. The meeting of the most successful clubs from the two largest metropolises in Spain is considered to be one of the most important duels in club football and has been attracting great interest outside the country for some time. The reasons for the rivalry are complex and range from the sporting competition to the regional contrasts of Castile and Catalonia to the politically different currents attributed to the teams.

terminology

For the matches between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, ​​various names were and are in use, in addition to El Clásico (in Spanish) and El clàssic (in Catalan ) for example El Superclásico ('The Super Classic'), El Derbi ('The Derby') ), El Gran Derbi ('The Great Derby') or El Derbi español ('The Spanish Derby'). The term El Clásico is most common in Spain , a term that has also caught on in the rest of Europe. In Spanish-speaking Central and South America, this is different, as El Clásico also stands for other duels there - especially those between Club América and Deportivo Guadalajara in Mexico , Barcelona SC and CS Emelec in Ecuador and for the city derby between Boca Juniors and River Plate in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires (see Superclásico ). That is why in these countries the clash between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona is usually referred to as El Derbi español - although in the strict sense it is not a derby , as the clubs do not come from the same city or region.

Other matches in football are similarly named based on this clash, such as the games between Paris Saint-Germain and Olympique Marseille in France (see Le Classique ). In German football, the ironic name El Plastico is sometimes used for a game between the clubs TSG 1899 Hoffenheim and RB Leipzig , which were built with a lot of sponsorship money , whereby the "artificiality" of the clubs is represented by the allusion to the term plastic (colloquial for plastic ) .

backgrounds

Camp Nou - The home ground of FC Barcelona
Santiago Bernabéu - Real Madrid's stadium

The reasons for the pronounced rivalry between the two clubs are complex. On the one hand, they represent the two largest and most economically important metropolises in the country in terms of population, namely Madrid and Barcelona , two cities with similarities but also numerous differences. The former is the capital of Spain, is located in the center of the country at 667 meters above sea ​​level and is part of the historic Castile landscape , the latter in turn is an important Mediterranean port on the north-east coast of the country and in turn the capital of Catalonia. Geographical, sociopolitical, cultural and historical contrasts have always shaped the rivalry between the two cities and regions, which subsequently also had an impact on sport in general and football in particular.

This confrontation was also intensified during the Francoist era, when, especially in Catalonia, having its own football club became a symbol of resistance to the central government and the defense of Catalan culture. At the same time, Real Madrid, a club from the hated capital and usually the biggest rival for the title, was given the role of the antagonist , the representative of centralized and Francoist Spain. This was and is, however, controversial among Real fans, as they feel like an apolitical football club.

The transition in Spain from 1975 to 1982 brought some relaxation, but the fact that these are by far the most successful and most popular sports clubs in the country, and consequently they regularly compete for national and international trophies, and of course the confrontational ones still present for many stories, enough to keep the great rivalry alive.

history

Early years (1902-1936)

The first meeting of the two teams took place on May 13, 1902, in the course of the Copa de la Coronación (Coronation Cup of Alfonso XIII. ), A predecessor of the Copa del Rey . FC Barcelona, ​​at that time already with six foreigners in its ranks (including the German Udo Steinberg), was able to beat the recently founded Real Madrid, then still under the name Madrid Foot-Ball Club , 3-1 in the Spanish capital. Udo Steinberg scored the first two goals for Barcelona, ​​so he is El Clásico's first goalscorer .

In 1916 , in the semi-finals of the cup competition, the first polemical clash between the clubs took place. Both had won their home games, so, as was common at the time, there was a replay. This ended in a memorable match after regular playing time 4: 4 and after extra time 6: 6, which made another decisive duel necessary. When Madrid FC finally took the lead 4-2 in extra time after a 2-2 draw in regular time, the FC Barcelona players left the field to protest that they felt they were being disadvantaged by the referee. When the Madrilenians subsequently reached the final, they had to face Athletic Bilbao in Barcelona . The Madrid players complained about the aggressive mood on the part of the Catalan fans, in the end they had to be escorted from the stadium by the police, despite their 4-0 defeat against Athletic.

Interestingly, because the two other qualified teams had canceled, the competition this season only consisted of this semi-final, which ultimately produced a total of four games, and the final against Athletic Bilbao, which was set by the bye. Aside from Barça's home game, Santiago Bernabéu had scored in each of the games and was top scorer with six goals from this one semi-final. Vicente Martínez and Paulino Alcántara had scored five and four goals respectively for Barcelona .

The first league encounter took place on February 17, 1929 in Barcelona and the game ended with a 1: 2 for Real Madrid . After a strong first half of the season, the Madrilenians were overtaken by FC Barcelona in the second half of the season, so that they secured the first championship.

On February 3, 1935, the Madrilenians celebrated with an 8-2 in the Estadio de Chamartín the highest victory so far in a league game between the two opponents. Sañudo (4), Lazcano (3) and Regueiro scored the hosts' goals , while Escolà and Guzmán scored for the guests .

First political conflict

When the civil war broke out in 1936, Real Madrid, then because of the Second Spanish Republic under the name Madrid FC , led by their then coach Francisco Bru , who had played for Barcelona for a long time , requested participation in the Catalan championship to avoid the chaos of war escape the state capital. The Madrilenians agreed to play their home games at the Estadi de Montjuïc . This project ultimately failed only because of the veto of FC Barcelona, ​​while the rest of the Catalan clubs and the players' union spoke out in favor of accepting the capital city. The exclusion led to internal conflicts, and the Catalan players' union, led by Barça player Martí Ventolrà , even threatened to strike. On November 3, 1936, Madrid FC finally renounced participation in the Catalan championship.

Franquist dictatorship (1939-1975)

Although the duels between the clubs have always been characterized by the rivalry between the two most important cities in Spain, Madrid and Barcelona, ​​and also by the differences between the historical regions of Castile and Catalonia, the greatest tensions only began after the Spanish Civil War (1936– 39). In the broken country, marked by political tensions, a series of controversial encounters and decisions established the rivalry between the clubs that continues to this day:

11: 1 in Madrid

On June 13, 1943, the two clubs met in a second leg of the Copa del Rey in Madrid. The favored Catalans had won the first leg 3-0. Real Madrid, which could only finish the league in a disappointing tenth place, won the second leg 11-1 (8-0), but FC Barcelona players and the Catalan media complained about intimidation attempts by a security director in the dressing room before the game . Many see these events as the starting signal for the great rivalry between the clubs. The mutual accusations and insults even went so far that the Spanish association persuaded both club presidents, Marqués de la Mesa de Asta for the Catalans and Antonio Santos Peralba for the Madrilenians, to resign.

The Di Stéfano case

In the first fourteen years of the Francoist dictatorship, FC Barcelona, ​​with five championship titles between 1945 and 1953, and Atlético Madrid , at that time the official club of the Air Force under the name Atlético Aviación , were the dominant clubs in Spanish football. Real Madrid had not yet recovered from the civil war and were in a period of rebuilding. The signing of Alfredo Di Stéfano is seen as a turning point in the history of Spanish football , and this too is a symbol of the confrontation between the two rivals. In 1953, FC Barcelona was on the verge of signing the exceptional Argentinian footballer, which Real Madrid also tried to achieve. Di Stéfano had already signed for Barça, but since there were problems with the player's license and Real's president Santiago Bernabéu left no stone unturned to sign him, a protracted transfer dispute developed. Finally, the Spanish Football Association decided that Di Stéfano should play for two years for both clubs. FC Barcelona considered this solution to be unacceptable and declared that they would forego the player. The reasons for this are controversial. While some Barça fans claim that pressure was exerted by the Franco regime (which is not very friendly to the Catalans), Real Madrid supporters usually take the view that FC Barcelona voluntarily gave up the player. There is also the opinion that Di Stéfano, who was not very convincing in some friendly games for Real Madrid during the transfer dispute, deliberately performed poorly in the preparation games to persuade Barcelona to give up. This theory is supported by the fact that Di Stéfano - just one week after the Catalans waived the transfer - looked like a substitute: He contributed three goals to Real's 5-0 victory over Barça in the championship, and should go to the Madrilenians in the following years lead five victories in a row in the newly created European Cup . Although the Real Madrid club always saw itself as apolitical and still does so today, the Catalan side gradually identified it as the club of the Franquist central regime, while FC Barcelona was seen as a symbol of the suppressed culture and aspirations for autonomy in Catalonia. This gave the rivalry between the clubs a character that went far beyond sporting aspects.

Ellis and Leafe, European Champion Clubs' Cup 1960/61

In the 1960/61 European Cup , it was FC Barcelona that stopped Real Madrid's run of success in the round of 16 after five titles in a row when they won the second leg 2-1 after 2-2 in the first leg could. From the point of view of Madrid fans, the referee performances were England's Arthur Ellis , who gave the Catalans a controversial penalty in the first leg despite his linesman indicating offside, and Reg Leafe in the second leg, who scored four goals from Luis del Sol , Di Stéfano, Pachín and Francisco Gento annulled, decisive, whereby this duel also strained the relations between the clubs.

Puskás' gala at Camp Nou

On January 27, 1963, in one of the last appearances of the "White Ballet" at the Camp Nou, Real Madrid celebrated the highest away win in history with a 5-1 win. Man of the day was the Hungarian Ferenc Puskás with three goals, Di Stéfano and Gento contributed one more each. Only a little later, namely in the summer of 1964, the Di Stéfano era ended with the people of the capital.

The final of the bottles

On July 11, the two arch-rivals met in the final of the Copa del Generalísimo 1968 in the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium . After the 1-0 victory of the guests, there were riots. The audience started throwing bottles onto the field. Since that day, it is forbidden to bring glass bottles into all Spanish stadiums. In connection with these events, Madrid fans mention the referee Antonio Rigo, who had refereed thirteen league matches and all FC Barcelona cup games from the quarter-finals onwards, very benevolently for the Catalans.

Guruceta's penalty kick

Another chapter of the polemical confrontations was written on June 6, 1970. Barcelona faced Real Madrid at home in the second leg of the Copa del Rey quarter-finals after the capitals won the first leg 2-0. Barcelona were leading 1-0 when referee Emilio Guruceta gave Real Madrid a penalty for a foul by Joaquim Rifé on Manuel Velázquez . As the fouled person later confirmed, the rule violation took place outside the penalty area. When Barça captain Eladio was excluded for protesting a little later, massive spectator riots and an invasion of the pitch in Camp Nou resulted in the game being abandoned and the police intervening. For many Barcelona fans, this referee mistake was and is proof of the systematic disadvantage they saw at the time. Real Madrid supporters argue that such wrong decisions happen in football, even in El Clásico, even without a dictatorship - and also in favor of the Catalans.

Cruyff's Gala at the Bernabéu

On February 17, 1974, FC Barcelona achieved one of their most impressive successes against their arch-rivals. Johan Cruyff , signed this summer, led the Catalans to a 5-0 win at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. The goals were scored by Asensi (2), Cruyff, Juan Carlos and Sotil. In the same year, the exceptional Dutch footballer should win his only championship title in the ranks of FC Barcelona.

The 0: 5 was Real's biggest home defeat against Barça. For some fans of FC Barcelona this victory symbolized the approaching end of Franco's rule. Günter Netzer was part of the game for Madrid that day and was able to feel "what this victory meant for the Franco opponents".

Transition to the present (since 1975)

With the transition in Spain , the transition to a parliamentary democracy and the founding of the autonomous communities , the political tensions between the clubs and, above all, their supporters, became somewhat less. The strong rivalry remained, however, and so there have been recurring games and very polemical incidents in the recent past.

Supercup finals 1993

In the final second leg of the Spanish Supercup , the two arch-rivals met on December 16, 1993 at Camp Nou. Real Madrid had already won the first leg 3-1, and they also took the lead in Barcelona with a goal from Iván Zamorano . Barcelona could only equalize through José Mari Bakero . When the victorious players did a lap of honor, the angry audience began to throw objects at the opponents, who had to leave the stadium with a police escort.

The return of Figo

Luís Figo

Another big scandal occurred on November 23, 2002 at Camp Nou. The Portuguese Luís Figo , team captain until the summer of 2000 and one of the crowd favorites in the ranks of FC Barcelona, ​​returned to his former stadium wearing Real Madrid jersey. It was his second appearance at the arch-rival's venue, but this time an aggressive campaign by various Catalan media, including FC Barcelona board members, against his person preceded the encounter. During the course of the game, the Portuguese midfielder was constantly pelted with various objects by the audience and when the situation threatened to escalate in the course of a corner kick he had to take, the referee had to stop the game for fifteen minutes. The throwing of a pig's head is particularly memorable , but glass bottles, a billiard ball and a jackknife also flew towards Figo. The Spanish federation decided to close the FC Barcelona stadium for two matches, but the club itself refused to accept this penalty and took legal action against it. In a controversial decision, the association finally lifted the lock on August 1, 2005 and converted it into a 4,000 euro fine.

"Madrid, pay homage to the master"

Three years later (in 2005) the Cameroon national player Samuel Eto'o , who previously played for Real and had switched to Barça via RCD Mallorca , caused a stir: at the championship celebration of FC Barcelona, ​​he sang in front of the cameras: Madrid, cabrón, saluda al campeón! ("Madrid, you fucking club, pay homage to the master!"). Eto'o later publicly apologized for his behavior and was fined € 12,000 by the Spanish association.

Ronaldinho's gala at the Bernabéu

FC Barcelona players stand in line for the champions (2008)

A memorable game between the rivals took place in Madrid on November 19, 2005: After Samuel Eto'o had scored the 0-1 after submission by Lionel Messi , Ronaldinho scored the other two goals, each after spectacular tempo dribbles in which he had several opponents played out or overflowed, bridging half the playing field. Barça won the game 3-0. In the end, Ronaldinho's performance received a standing ovation from the Madrid audience; the only Barça player who had previously received applause at the Bernabeu Stadium was Maradona . Ronaldinho was named both European and World Player of the Year at the end of this season.

Trellis for the 2008 master

In the Primera Division, it has long been a tradition for a club that has been established as the Spanish champions ahead of time to form a line up until the end of the season: The players of the teams still playing against the new champions stand in two rows before the start of the game thus form the trellis through which the champions' players enter the stadium to the applause of their opponents. In 2008, FC Barcelona was humiliated in several ways at the second leg of the classic in Madrid. After the Madrilenians had become Spanish champions prematurely in the 2007/08 season , it was an English week. The following Wednesday, just three days after winning the title, the arch enemy from Barcelona was a guest at the Bernabeu Stadium. The Catalans not only had to form the traditional trellis for champions Real Madrid before the start of the game, they were then cleared 4-1, despite the celebrations on the part of the Madrilenians three days earlier. This Clásico is a high point for Madrid and a low point in the history of the classic for FC Barcelona.

2: 6 in Madrid

On May 2, 2009, the two teams met in Madrid in a "final game" for the championship. Leader of the table Barcelona had already won the first Clásico of the season on matchday 15 with 2-0 and gained a comfortable 12-point lead. As a result, pursuers Real celebrated 17 wins in 18 games and reduced the gap to four points. A home win in the second Clásico would have brought Real up to one point on their arch-rivals; the title fight would have been open again four game days before the end. But it didn't come to that: Despite an early 0: 1 deficit, Barcelona won 6: 2 (3: 1), after the 5: 0 in 1974 the highest away win against Real. Barça also scored six goals for the first time in Madrid, while this sixth goal marked the Catalans' 100th goal of the season.

Messi vs. Ronaldo (2009-2018)

When Cristiano Ronaldo moved to Real Madrid for the 2009/10 season, the Clásico was also a meeting place for the world's best footballers for nine years: between 2009 and 2018, when Ronaldo left Madrid and switched to Juventus Turin , the world footballer's name was always Ronaldo or Messi. The Clásico was thus stylized by the media as a private test of strength for these two.

The particular rivalry between the two clubs was particularly evident in the 2010/11 and 2011/12 seasons, when Pep Guardiola and José Mourinho coached Barcelona and Madrid at the same time. During this period provocations and assaults occurred on and off the pitch, which resulted in numerous yellow and red cards. Already the first clash in the league round, which Barcelona sensationally won 5-0, ended with physical abuse and a dismissal for Real Madrid. In the semi-finals of the Champions League , Mourinho's dismissal and the subsequent dismissal from the stands were not insignificant for the fact that Barcelona won the game and made it to the final of the competition. From a sporting point of view, FC Barcelona was mostly superior during this time. Although Real Madrid in 2011 by a tight final victory against arch-rivals Cup winner but won the championship and Champions League in the same year the FC Barcelona. In 2012, the Catalans won the Spanish and European Super Cups as well as the Cup and the FIFA Club World Cup. In the league, however, this time Real Madrid celebrated the championship with a new point and goal record. After losing the championship title, Guardiola finally left FC Barcelona. A year later, Mourinho's contract in Madrid was also terminated. This initiated a phase of slight relaxation.

In the Messi-Ronaldo era, FC Barcelona largely dominated national events, while Real Madrid ultimately celebrated more international success: Barcelona recorded a total of six championships, five cup wins and two UEFA Champions League titles. In the same period, Real Madrid only won the championship and the cup twice. However, from the 2013/14 season onwards, the Madrilenians celebrated four Champions League victories within five years: Under coach Zinédine Zidane , they even managed to win the European title (2016-2018).

2018/2019 season with Barcelona's dominance in league and cup

The following season Barcelona won both league games and have not lost to Madrid since the 2016/17 season. The Barcelona team also remained unbeaten in the cup and defeated Real Madrid in the second leg after a draw in the first leg in Barcelona, ​​so that the team could move into the 2019 cup final against Valencia CF. The Clásico took place twice in Madrid within a week, with FC Barcelona winning the game 3-0 with two goals from Luis Suárez , an own goal from Raphäel Varane and 1-0 with a goal from Ivan Rakitic . With the last game, Barcelona overtook Madrid in the number of games they won for over 80 years.

Media attention

"El Clásico" is one of the most watched sporting events in the world. Around 400 million people from over 30 different countries watched the live broadcast of the league game on October 7, 2012, which ended in a 2-2 draw. The kick-off time for the first leg of the 2017/18 season has been set by the league at 13:00 CET in order to serve the Asian market. The game at the Bernabéu ended 3-0 for FC Barcelona.

Involved players

German players

The first German to do a Clásico wearing the FC Barcelona jersey was Udo Steinberg , who was in the 1902 Copa de la Coronación when the two clubs met for the first time. At the same time, he was with his first two goals for Barcelona - the game on May 13, 1902 ended 3-1 - the first ever goal scorer at El Clásico .

The second German Clásico participant - again for "Barça" - was Emil Walter in 1929. Bernd Schuster played a total of 20 games ; 14 of them as a Barcelona player and six for Real Madrid. Between 1977 and 1985, Uli Stielike was in 18 Clásico editions for the “royal” on the pitch. Also in action for Real Madrid were: Günter Netzer (5 games between 1973 and 1976) Paul Breitner (4 times, 1974–1977), Christoph Metzelder (2 times, 2008–2009), Mesut Özil (18 games, 2010– 2013) as well as record holder Sami Khedira (21 games, 2010-2015) and the still active Toni Kroos (8 games, as of December 27, 2017). Marc-André ter Stegen was the goalkeeper for FC Barcelona in a Clásico in 2016 for the first time .

More players from the German Bundesliga

The other players who previously played in the German Bundesliga and completed a Clásico were for Barcelona a. a. the Swiss Croatian Ivan Rakitić (formerly FC Schalke 04 ) and the Frenchman Ousmane Dembelé (formerly Borussia Dortmund ).

Players who played for both teams

Numerous Spanish and international football stars donned the shirts of both clubs in the course of their careers. Examples are Ricardo Zamora , Josep Samitier , Lucien Muller , Bernd Schuster, Michael Laudrup , Gheorghe Hagi , Ronaldo or Samuel Eto'o. This often led to very negative reactions on the part of the fans, as in the case of Luis Enrique , who was always greeted with a shrill whistle by Real Madrid supporters after his move, or Luís Figo, whose transfer from FC Barcelona to arch rivals finally led to rioting at the Camp Nou in 2002.

  • Ricardo Zamora (right)

  • Bernd Schuster

  • Michael Laudrup

  • Luís Figo

  • Ronaldo

  • Samuel Eto'o

year player from to
1902 Spain 1875Spain Alfonso Albéniz Barcelona → Real Madrid
1905 Spain 1875Spain Luciano Lizárraga Real Madrid → Barcelona
1906 EnglandEngland Charlie Wallace Barcelona → Real Madrid
1906 Spain 1875Spain José Quirante Barcelona → Real Madrid
1911 Spain 1875Spain Alfonso Albéniz Barcelona → Real Madrid
1911 Spain 1875Spain Arsenio Comamala Barcelona → Real Madrid
1913 PolandPoland Walter Rozitsky Barcelona → Real Madrid
1930 Spain 1875Spain Ricardo Zamora Barcelona → Espanyol → Real Madrid
1932 Spain Second RepublicSecond Spanish Republic Josep Samitier Barcelona → Real Madrid
1939 Spain Second RepublicSecond Spanish Republic Hilario Marrero Real Madrid → Valencia CF → Barcelona
1950 Spain 1945Spain Alfonso Navarro Barcelona → Real Madrid
1961 Spain 1945Spain Justo Tejada Barcelona → Real Madrid
1961 Spain 1945Spain Jesús María Pereda Real Madrid → Real Valladolid → Sevilla FC → Barcelona
1962 Brazil 1960Brazil Evaristo de Macedo Barcelona → Real Madrid
1965 BelgiumBelgium Fernand Goyvaerts Barcelona → Real Madrid
1965 FranceFrance Lucien Muller Real Madrid → Barcelona
1980 Spain 1977Spain Lorenzo Amador Real Madrid → Hércules → Barcelona
1988 Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany Bernd Schuster Barcelona → Real Madrid
1990 SpainSpain Luis Milla Barcelona → Real Madrid
1992 SpainSpain Nando Barcelona → Real Madrid
1994 RomaniaRomania Gheorghe Hagi Real Madrid → Brescia Calcio → Barcelona
1994 SpainSpain Julen Lopetegui Real Madrid → CD Logroñés → Barcelona
1994 DenmarkDenmark Michael Laudrup Barcelona → Real Madrid
1995 CroatiaCroatia Robert Prosinečki Real Madrid → Real Oviedo → Barcelona
1995 SpainSpain Miquel Soler Barcelona → Sevilla FC → Real Madrid
1996 SpainSpain Luis Enrique Real Madrid → Barcelona
1999 SpainSpain Dani Real Madrid → RCD Mallorca → Barcelona
2000 PortugalPortugal Luís Figo Barcelona → Real Madrid
2000 SpainSpain Albert Celades Barcelona → Celta Vigo → Real Madrid
2000 SpainSpain Alfonso Real Madrid → Betis Sevilla → Barcelona
2002 BrazilBrazil Ronaldo Barcelona → Inter Milan → Real Madrid
2004 CameroonCameroon Samuel Eto'o Real Madrid → RCD Mallorca → Barcelona
2007 ArgentinaArgentina Javier Saviola Barcelona → Real Madrid

statistics

competition Games Wins Real Madrid draw Wins FC Barcelona Goals Real Madrid Goals FC Barcelona
championship 180 73 35 72 288 288
Cup 35 12 8th 15th 65 67
Supercup 14th 8th 2 4th 30th 18th
League Cup 6th 0 4th 2 8th 13
European Cup 8th 3 3 2 13 10
Total competitive games 243 96 52 95 404 396
Friendly matches 34 4th 10 20th 44 86
Total (all games) 277 100 62 115 448 482
As of March 1, 2020

All league encounters

The following table lists all the league games in which the two teams met in chronological order.

No. date season round home guest Result
01 Feb. 17, 1929 1928/29 02nd matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 2
02 0May 9, 1929 011th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 1
03 Jan. 26, 1930 1929/30 09th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 4
04th 30th Mar 1930 018th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 5: 1
05 0Feb. 1, 1931 1930/31 09th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0-0
06th 0Apr 5, 1931 018th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 1
07th Jan. 31, 1932 1931/32 09th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2-0
08th 0Apr 3, 1932 018th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
09 0Jan. 1, 1933 1932/33 06th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 1
010 05th Mar 1933 015th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 1
011 Nov 26, 1933 1933/34 04th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 2
012 Jan. 28, 1934 013th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 4-0
013 0Feb 3, 1935 1934/35 010th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 8: 2
014th Apr 21, 1935 018th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 5-0
015th December 26, 1935 1935/36 07th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 0: 3
016 22 Mar 1936 018th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3-0
017th Jan. 28, 1940 1939/40 09th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 1
018th Apr 14, 1940 020th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 0-0
019th 0Dec. 1, 1940 1940/41 010th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3-0
020th Feb 23, 1941 021st matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 2
021st Oct 19, 1941 1941/42 04th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 4: 3
022nd Jan 25, 1942 017th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 0: 2
023 27 Sep 1942 1942/43 01st matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3-0
024 Jan. 10, 1943 014th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 5: 5
025th 0Jan. 2, 1944 1943/44 013th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 1
026th 0Apr 9, 1944 026th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 2
027 0Nov 9, 1944 1944/45 08th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1-0
028 25th Mar 1945 021st matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 5-0
029 Nov 25, 1945 1945/46 09th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 2
030th 03rd Mar 1946 022nd matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1-0
031 0Dec. 1, 1946 1946/47 011th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 1
032 30th Mar 1947 024th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 2
033 Oct 12, 1947 1947/48 04th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
034 Jan 25, 1948 017th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 4: 2
035 19 Sep 1948 1948/49 02nd matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 2
036 Jan 15, 1949 016th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 1
037 Sep 18 1949 1949/50 03rd matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 6: 1
038 Jan 15, 1950 016th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 3
039 Sep 24 1950 1950/51 03rd matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 7: 2
040 Jan. 14, 1951 018th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 4: 1
041 Nov 11, 1951 1951/52 010th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 5: 1
042 02nd Mar 1952 025th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 4: 2
043 Nov 23, 1952 1952/53 011th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 1
044 0Apr 5, 1953 026th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1-0
045 Oct 25, 1953 1953/54 07th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 5-0
046 Feb 21, 1954 022nd matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 5: 1
047 Nov 21, 1954 1954/55 011th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3-0
048 06th Mar 1955 026th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 2
049 Nov 13, 1955 1955/56 010th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 1
050 18 Mar 1956 025th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2-0
051 Nov 11, 1956 1956/57 010th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1-0
052 03rd Mar 1957 025th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1-0
053 Oct 13, 1957 1957/58 05th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3-0
054 0Feb 2, 1958 020th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 0: 2
055 Oct 26, 1958 1958/59 07th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 4-0
056 Feb 15, 1959 022nd matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1-0
057 Nov 29, 1959 1959/60 011th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2-0
058 20 Mar 1960 026th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 1
059 0Dec. 4, 1960 1960/61 012th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 5
060 26th Mar 1961 027. Matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 2
061 Sep 30 1961 1961/62 010th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2-0
062 Jan. 21, 1962 020th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 1
063 Sep 30 1962 1962/63 03rd matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2-0
064 Jan. 27, 1963 018th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 5
065 Dec 15, 1963 1963/64 012th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 4-0
066 30th Mar 1964 027. Matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 2
067 0Nov 8, 1964 1964/65 09th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 4: 1
068 Feb 28, 1965 024th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 2
069 Dec 19, 1965 1965/66 014th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 3
070 27 Mar 1966 029th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
071 Nov 20, 1966 1966/67 010th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1-0
072 19 Mar 1967 025th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
073 Dec 10, 1967 1967/68 012th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
074 0Apr 9, 1968 027. Matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 1
075 Nov 16, 1968 1968/69 09th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 1
076 09 Mar 1969 024th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 1
077 Sep 14 1969 1969/70 01st matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 3
078 Dec 28, 1969 016th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1-0
079 Oct 25, 1970 1970/71 07th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 1
080 Feb 14, 1971 022nd matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 0: 1
081 Nov 28, 1971 1971/72 011th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
082 0Apr 3, 1972 028th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1-0
083 0Oct. 1, 1972 1972/73 05th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1-0
084 Feb 25, 1973 022nd matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0-0
085 0Oct 7, 1973 1973/74 06th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 0-0
086 Feb. 17, 1974 022nd matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 5
087 0Jan. 5, 1975 1974/75 015th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1-0
088 May 11, 1975 032nd matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 0-0
089 Dec. 28, 1975 1975/76 015th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
090 Apr 30, 1976 032nd matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 2
091 19 Sep 1976 1976/77 03rd matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 1
092 Jan. 30, 1977 020th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
093 0Dec. 4, 1977 1977/78 012th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 3
094 Jan. 30, 1978 029th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 4-0
095 23 Dec 1978 1978/79 04th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 1
096 Feb. 17, 1979 021st matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2-0
097 23 Sep 1979 1979/80 03rd matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 2
098 Feb 10, 1980 020th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 0: 2
099 Nov. 30, 1980 1980/81 013th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
0100 29 Mar 1981 030th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3-0
0101 Dec 20, 1981 1981/82 016th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 1
0102 29 Mar 1982 030th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 1
0103 Nov. 27, 1982 1982/83 013th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 2
0104 26th Mar 1983 030th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
0105 Oct 22, 1983 1983/84 08th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 2
0106 Feb 25, 1984 025th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 1
0107 0Sep 2 1984 1984/85 01st matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 3
0108 Dec 30, 1984 018th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 2
0109 0Nov 9, 1985 1985/86 011th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2-0
0110 0March 8 1986 025th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 1
0111 0Oct 8, 1986 1986/87 1 08th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
0112 Jan. 31, 1987 025th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 2
0113 Apr 12, 1987 035th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0-0
0114 May 23, 1987 040th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
0115 0Jan. 2, 1988 1987/88 016th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 1
0116 Apr 30, 1988 035th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2-0
0117 Oct 22, 1988 1988/89 08th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 2
0118 0Apr 1, 1989 027. Matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 0-0
0119 0Oct 7, 1989 1989/90 06th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 1
0120 Feb. 15, 1990 025th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 2
0121 Jan. 19, 1991 1990/91 019th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
0122 0June 8, 1991 038th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1-0
0123 Oct 19, 1991 1991/92 06th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
0124 07th Mar 1992 025th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 1
0125 05th Sep 1992 1992/93 01st matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
0126 Jan. 30, 1993 020th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 1
0127 0Jan. 8, 1994 1993/94 018th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 5-0
0128 0May 7, 1994 037th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 1
0129 0Jan. 7, 1995 1994/95 016th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 5-0
0130 May 27, 1995 035th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1-0
0131 0Oct. 1, 1995 1995/96 05th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
0132 Feb 11, 1996 026th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3-0
0133 0Dec 8, 1996 1996/97 016th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2-0
0134 May 11, 1997 037th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1-0
0135 0Nov 2, 1997 1997/98 09th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 3
0136 0March 8 1998 028th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3-0
0137 Sep 20 1998 1998/99 03rd matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 2
0138 Feb 15, 1999 022nd matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3-0
0139 Oct 13, 1999 1999/00 07th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 2
0140 Feb. 27, 2000 026th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3-0
0141 Oct 22, 2000 2000/01 06th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2-0
0142 04th Mar 2001 025th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 2
0143 0Nov 5, 2001 2001/02 011th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2-0
0144 17th Mar 2002 030th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 1
0145 Nov 24, 2002 2002/03 011th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 0-0
0146 Apr 20, 2003 030th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
0147 0Dec 7, 2003 2003/04 015th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 2
0148 Apr 25, 2004 034th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 2
0149 Nov 20, 2004 2004/05 012th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3-0
0150 Apr 10, 2005 031st matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 4: 2
0151 Nov 19, 2005 2005/06 012th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 3
0152 0Apr 1, 2006 031st matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 1
0153 Oct 22, 2006 2006/07 07th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2-0
0154 10 Mar 2007 026th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 3
0155 23 Dec 2007 2007/08 017th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 0: 1
0156 0May 7, 2008 034th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 4: 1
0157 Dec 13, 2008 2008/09 015th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2-0
0158 0May 2, 2009 034th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 6
0159 Nov 29, 2009 2009/10 012th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1-0
0160 Apr 10, 2010 031st matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 2
0161 Nov 29, 2010 2010/11 013th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 5-0
0162 April 16, 2011 032nd matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
0163 Dec 10, 2011 2011/12 016th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 3
0164 Apr 21, 2012 035th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 2
0165 0Oct 7, 2012 2012/13 07th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 2
0166 02nd Mar 2013 026th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 1
0167 Oct 26, 2013 2013/14 010th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
0168 23 Mar 2014 029th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 4
0169 Oct 25, 2014 2014/15 09th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 1
0170 22 Mar 2015 028th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
0171 Nov 21, 2015 2015/16 012th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 4
0172 0Apr 2, 2016 031st matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 2
0173 03rd Dec 2016 2016/17 014th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 1
0174 23 Apr 2017 033rd matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 3
0175 23 Dec 2017 2017/18 017th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 3
0176 0May 6, 2018 036th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 2
0177 Oct 28, 2018 2018/19 010th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 5: 1
0178 02nd Mar 2019 029th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 1
0179 Dec 18, 2019 2019/20 010th matchday FC Barcelona real Madrid 0-0
0180 01st Mar 2020 026th matchday real Madrid FC Barcelona 2-0
1There were two group phases in the 1986/87 season .

All cup matches

No. date season round home guest Result
01 26th Mar 1916 Copa del Rey 1916 Semi-finals (first leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
02 0Apr 2, 1916 Semi-finals (second leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 4: 1
03 Apr 13, 1916 Semi-finals (1st repetition) real Madrid FC Barcelona 6: 6 a.d.
04th Apr 15, 1916 Semi-finals (2nd replay) real Madrid FC Barcelona 4: 2
05 Apr 18, 1926 Copa del Rey 1926 Quarter-finals (first leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 5
06th Apr 25, 1926 Quarter-finals (second leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 3-0
07th June 21, 1936 Copa del Presidente de la República 1936 final real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 1
08th 0June 6, 1943 Copa del Generalísimo 1943 Semi-finals (first leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 3-0
09 June 13, 1943 Semi-finals (second leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 11: 1
010 0June 6, 1953 Copa del Generalísimo 1954 Semi-finals (first leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 1-0
011 June 13, 1953 Semi-finals (second leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 1
012 May 12, 1957 Copa del Generalísimo 1957 Quarter-finals (first leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 2
013 May 19, 1957 Quarter-finals (second leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 6: 1
014th 0June 7, 1959 Copa del Generalísimo 1959 Semi-finals (first leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 4
015th June 14, 1959 Semi-finals (second leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 1
016 Apr 15, 1962 Copa del Generalísimo 1962 Quarter-finals (first leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 1
017th Apr 22, 1962 Quarter-finals (second leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 3
018th July 11, 1968 Copa del Generalísimo 1968 final real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 1
019th May 30, 1970 Copa del Generalísimo 1970 Quarter-finals (first leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 2-0
020th 0June 6, 1970 Quarter-finals (second leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 1
021st June 29, 1974 Copa del Generalísimo 1974 final real Madrid FC Barcelona 4-0
022nd 0June 4th 1983 Copa del Rey 1982/83 final FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
023 0Apr 5, 1990 Copa del Rey 1989/90 final FC Barcelona real Madrid 2-0
024 0June 9, 1993 Copa del Rey 1992/93 Semi-finals (first leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
025th June 16, 1993 Semi-finals (second leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 2
026th Jan. 30, 1997 Copa del Rey 1996/97 Round of 16 (first leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 2
027 0Feb 6, 1997 Round of 16 (second leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
028 April 20, 2011 Copa del Rey 2010/11 final real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 0 a.d.
029 Jan. 18, 2012 Copa del Rey 2011/12 Quarter-finals (first leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 2
030th Jan 25, 2012 Quarter-finals (second leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 2
031 Jan. 30, 2013 Copa del Rey 2012/13 Semi-finals (first leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
032 Feb. 26, 2013 Semi-finals (second leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 3
033 April 16, 2014 Copa del Rey 2013-14 final real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 1
034 0Feb 6, 2019 Copa del Rey 2018/19 Semi-finals (first leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 1
035 Feb. 27, 2019 Semi-finals (second leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 3

All Super Cup encounters

No. date season round home guest Result
01 21 Sep 1988 Supercopa de España 1988 First leg real Madrid FC Barcelona 2-0
02 29 Sep 1988 Return leg FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
03 0Dec 5, 1990 Supercopa de España 1990 First leg FC Barcelona real Madrid 0: 1
04th Dec 12, 1990 Return leg real Madrid FC Barcelona 4: 1
05 0Dec 2, 1993 Supercopa de España 1993 First leg real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 1
06th Dec 16, 1993 Return leg FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 1
07th Aug 20, 1997 Supercopa de España 1997 First leg FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
08th Aug 27, 1997 Return leg real Madrid FC Barcelona 4: 1
09 Aug 14, 2011 Supercopa de España 2011 First leg real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 2
010 17 Aug 2011 Return leg FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 2
011 23 Aug 2012 Supercopa de España 2012 First leg FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 2
012 29 Aug 2012 Return leg real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 1
013 13 Aug 2017 Supercopa de España 2017 First leg FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 3
014th 16 Aug 2017 Return leg real Madrid FC Barcelona 2-0

All league cup encounters

The following table lists all meetings in the League Cup , which existed between 1983 and 1986, in chronological order.

No. date season round home guest Result
01 June 26, 1983 Copa de la Liga 1983 Final (first leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 2
02 June 29, 1983 Final (second leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
03 May 11, 1985 Copa de la Liga 1985 Quarter-finals (first leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 2
04th May 16, 1985 Quarter-finals (second leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1 n.V., 4: 1 i. E.
05 May 11, 1986 Copa de la Liga 1986 Round of 16 (first leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 2
06th May 18, 1986 Round of 16 (second leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 4

All European Cup matches

As part of the UEFA Cup competition or the UEFA Europa League, as well as a game for the UEFA Super Cup , this encounter has not yet taken place.

No. date season round home guest Result
01 Apr 21, 1960 European Champion Clubs' Cup 1959/60 Semi-finals (first leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 1
02 Apr. 27, 1960 Semi-finals (second leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 3
03 0Nov 9, 1960 European Champion Clubs' Cup 1960/61 1st round (first leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 2
04th Nov 25, 1960 1st round (second leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
05 Apr 23, 2002 2001/02 UEFA Champions League Semi-finals (first leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 0: 2
06th 0May 1, 2002 Semi-finals (second leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
07th Apr 27, 2011 2010/11 UEFA Champions League Semi-finals (first leg) real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 2
08th 0May 3, 2011 Semi-finals (second leg) FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 1

All other encounters

No. date competition home guest Result
01 May 13, 1902 Concurso Madrid FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 1
02 May 13, 1906 Friendly match FC Barcelona real Madrid 5: 2
03 0Nov 1, 1913 Friendly match FC Barcelona real Madrid 7-0
04th 0Nov 2, 1913 Friendly match FC Barcelona real Madrid 1-0
05 0Jan. 6, 1914 Friendly match real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 2
06th Jan. 10, 1914 Friendly match real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 2
07th 05th Mar 1916 Friendly match FC Barcelona real Madrid 3-0
08th 07th Mar 1916 Friendly match FC Barcelona real Madrid 0-0
09 0Nov 1, 1917 Friendly match FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 1
010 0Nov 4, 1917 Friendly match FC Barcelona real Madrid 4: 1
011 May 20, 1918 Friendly match real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 2
012 Feb. 15, 1920 Friendly match FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 2
013 Feb. 18, 1920 Friendly match FC Barcelona real Madrid 7: 1
014th Jan. 11, 1921 Friendly match FC Barcelona real Madrid 3-0
015th 15th Mar 1922 Friendly match real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 2
016 0Feb. 2, 1927 Friendly match FC Barcelona real Madrid 0-0
017th 19 Mar 1927 Friendly match real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 5
018th 20 Mar 1927 Friendly match real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 4
019th May 27, 1928 Torneo de Campeones FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 2
020th 0June 3, 1928 Torneo de Campeones real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
021st 0July 3, 1932 Friendly match FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 2
022nd Nov 25, 1934 Friendly match real Madrid FC Barcelona 5: 1
023 Sep 15 1940 Friendly match FC Barcelona real Madrid 5: 4
024 0June 8, 1941 Friendly match real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 3
025th Oct. 31, 1943 Friendly game (in honor of Juan Monjardín ) real Madrid FC Barcelona 1: 1
026th Dec 26, 1943 Friendly game (in honor of Antonio Franco ) FC Barcelona real Madrid 4-0
027 May 23, 1948 Torneo de Históricos FC Barcelona real Madrid 1-0
028 May 30, 1948 Torneo de Históricos real Madrid FC Barcelona 0: 1
029 Aug 30, 1959 Trofeo Ramón de Carranza FC Barcelona real Madrid 3: 4
030th Aug 31, 1968 Trofeo Ramón de Carranza FC Barcelona real Madrid 2: 1
031 May 30, 1982 Copa Presidente de Venezuela real Madrid FC Barcelona 1-0
032 0May 1, 1991 Trofeo Desafio Canal + real Madrid FC Barcelona 3: 1
033 Sep 11 1991 Trofeo Desafio Canal + FC Barcelona real Madrid 1: 1
034 29th July 2017 International Champions Cup real Madrid FC Barcelona 2: 3

Record player

rank Nat. player society league Cup Supercup League Cup Europe total
1 SpainSpain Sergio Ramos real Madrid 30th 7th 6th 1 44
2 ArgentinaArgentina Lionel Messi FC Barcelona 27 8th 6th 2 43
3 SpainSpain Francisco Gento real Madrid 31 7th 4th 42
SpainSpain Xavi FC Barcelona 29 6th 4th 3 42
SpainSpain Manolo Sanchís real Madrid 29 3 8th 2 42
6th SpainSpain Sergio Busquets FC Barcelona 23 8th 5 2 38
SpainSpain Andrés Iniesta FC Barcelona 26th 6th 5 1 38
8th SpainSpain Iker Casillas real Madrid 27 4th 4th 2 37
SpainSpain Fernando Hierro real Madrid 25th 5 5 2 37
SpainSpain Raúl real Madrid 31 2 2 2 37
Players in bold are still active at Real Madrid or FC Barcelona; As of March 1, 2020

Record goal scorers

Stakes are shown in brackets.

rank Nat. player society league Cup Supercup League Cup Europe total
1 ArgentinaArgentina Lionel Messi FC Barcelona 18 (27) 0 (8) 6 (6) 2 (2) 26 (43)
2 ArgentinaArgentina Alfredo Di Stéfano real Madrid 14 (20) 2 (6) 2 (4) 18 (30)
PortugalPortugal Cristiano Ronaldo real Madrid 09 (18) 5 (5) 4 (5) 0 (2) 18 (30)
4th SpainSpain Raúl real Madrid 11 (31) 3 (2) 0 (2) 1 (2) 15 (37)
5 HungaryHungary Ferenc Puskás real Madrid 09 (11) 2 (3) 3 (4) 14 (18)
SpainSpain César Rodríguez FC Barcelona 12 (24) 2 (4) 14 (28)
SpainSpain Francisco Gento real Madrid 10 (31) 2 (7) 2 (4) 14 (42)
8th UruguayUruguay Luis Suarez FC Barcelona 09 (11) 2 (2) 0 (2) 11 (15)
SpainSpain Santillana real Madrid 09 (28) 1 (1) 1 (5) 11 (34)
10 MexicoMexico Hugo Sánchez real Madrid 08 (13) 2 (4) 10 (17)
SpainSpain Juanito real Madrid 08 (17) 2 (5) 10 (22)
Players in bold are still active at Real Madrid or FC Barcelona; As of March 1, 2020

See also

literature

  • Alfredo Relaño: Nacidos para incordiarse. Un siglo de agravios entre el Madrid y el Barça. , Ediciones Martínez Roca / MR Ahora, 2012, ISBN 978-84-270-3890-5

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Barcelona vs. Real Madrid: El Clasico Is Almost, Almost Upon Us. In: soccerlens.com. December 21, 2007, accessed February 3, 2013 .
  2. ↑ Derbi español es 'azulgrana'. (No longer available online.) In: hoy.com.ec. Diario HOY , December 15, 2008, archived from the original on October 14, 2013 ; Retrieved February 3, 2013 (Spanish). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.hoy.com.ec
  3. ^ "El Plastico" as the fountain of youth of the Bundesliga. Neue Zürcher Zeitung , August 29, 2016, accessed on February 23, 2020 .
  4. ↑ "30,000 spectators disguised as seat shells" - this is how El Plastico was celebrated. www.watson.de, February 26, 2019, accessed on February 23, 2020 .
  5. ↑ Martin Pelzl: How a Saxon shoots FC Barcelona to victory in the first El Clásico against Real Madrid - Grew up in Chemnitz, studied in Mittweida, became immortal in Catalonia: The multi-sportsman Udo Steinberg, who died at Christmas 100 years ago, was instrumental in the first major victory of the FC Barcelona involved via Real Madrid. . Leipziger Volkszeitung online, print publication on December 28, 2019, accessed on December 31, 2019
  6. ↑ El Madrid estuvo a punto de jugar el Campeonato de Cataluña. In: Marca . October 25, 2012, Retrieved June 3, 2013 (Spanish).
  7. ^ El Clásico in pictures. In: msn.de. kicker sports magazine , October 2012, accessed on February 3, 2013 .
  8. ↑ Multa de 4,000 euros al Barcelona por los incidentes contra Figo en el Nou Camp in 2002. In: elpais.com. El País , August 1, 2005, accessed February 3, 2013 (Spanish).
  9. ^ Eto'o fined for Real Madrid insults. In: Rediff.com . Rediff.com , May 25, 2005, accessed February 3, 2013 .
  10. ↑ Real Madrid 0 Barcelona 3: Bernabeu forced to pay homage as Ronaldinho soars above the galacticos. In: independent.co.uk. The Independent , November 21, 2005, accessed February 3, 2013 .
  11. ↑ Ronaldinho The smile disappears. In: tagesspiegel.de. Der Tagesspiegel , April 14, 2008, accessed on February 3, 2013 .
  12. ↑ Duel of the giants: Barça overrun Madrid. In: SPIEGEL online. Der Spiegel , November 19, 2005, accessed February 3, 2013 .
  13. ↑ Superb Barca destroy rivals Real. In: bbc.co.uk. BBC , May 2, 2009, accessed February 3, 2013 .
  14. ↑ Who still remembers Kaka? , 11freunde.de, May 12, 2015, accessed on July 12, 2018.
  15. ↑ 5: 0! Really outclassed in the classic. In: kicker online. kicker sports magazine , November 29, 2010, accessed on February 3, 2013 .
  16. ↑ Real Madrid CF - Web Oficial - Florentino Pérez: “Hemos llegado al acuerdo con José Mourinho de dar por finalizada la relación al término de la temporada”. June 7, 2013, accessed July 12, 2018 .
  17. ↑ El Clásico in the ticker: Barcelona shoot Madrid out of the stadium - an action deeply humiliates Real. February 28, 2019, accessed March 3, 2019 .
  18. ↑ Ticker: Rakitic shoots Barca to the Clasico triumph at Real - Incidents with Ramos. March 2, 2019, accessed March 3, 2019 .
  19. ↑ More than ever, Barca more than club for Catalans _ as separatist movement heats up. In: foxnews.com. Fox News Channel , October 29, 2012, accessed February 3, 2013 .
  20. ^ Bobby McMahon: El Clásico Is A Must-See Game, But Is Its Global Audience Overstated? In: Forbes . ( forbes.com [accessed December 27, 2017]).
  21. ↑ mathias.kainz: Barcelona dismantled Real Madrid in 'El Clásico' . ( kurier.at [accessed December 27, 2017]).
  22. ↑ Martin Pelzl: How a Saxon shoots FC Barcelona to victory in the first El Clásico against Real Madrid - Grew up in Chemnitz, studied in Mittweida, became immortal in Catalonia: The multi-sportsman Udo Steinberg, who died at Christmas 100 years ago, was instrumental in the first major victory of the FC Barcelona involved via Real Madrid. . Leipziger Volkszeitung online, print publication on December 28, 2019, accessed on December 31, 2019
  23. ↑ FC Barcelona vs Real Madrid CF since 1902. In: rsssf.com. RSSSF , 2000, accessed April 2, 2016 .
  24. ↑ a b La Copa de la Coronación, donde todo comenzó. Real Federación Española de Fútbol (Royal Spanish Football Association), accessed October 9, 2019 (Spanish).
  25. ↑ a b La Copa de 1902. CIHEFE - Centro de Investigaciones de Historia y Estadística del Fútbol Español (Research Center for Football History and Statistics), accessed on October 9, 2019 (Spanish).
  26. ↑ The final was played in Zaragoza.
  27. ↑ a b c The final was played in Valencia .
  28. ↑ a b The game was played in Cádiz .
  29. ↑ The game was played in Barquisimeto , Venezuela.
  30. ↑ cf. BDFutbol database