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8 months ago
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Even if they are much less attractive than ten years ago, the Clásicos between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona are still anticipated, especially for the Spanish public. The Madrilenians and the Catalans will cross swords this Sunday evening on the pitch of the Santiago Bernabeu stadium, during the 32nd day of La Liga. A match which was marked by several situations, including two goals and a refereeing scandal which has already provoked a reaction from the president of La Liga, Javier Tebas. The second half was also full of twists and turns with Fermin Lopez’s goal then Lucas Vazsquez’s equalizer.
While the two teams thought they were shaking hands on a draw, the inevitable Jude Bellingham decided otherwise in added time. After several chances for Real Madrid, Madrid’s efforts were rewarded at the end of the match with a goal on Bellingham’s gong, well found by Lucas Vazquez on the left of the area (3-2, 90th +1). A victory in the Clàsico which brings Real’s lead to 11 points over its rival with six days remaining. The title is getting closer in La Liga for the Merengues.
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