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La Liga offers us its Clasico this evening! Real Madrid welcomes FC Barcelona at 9 p.m. in a clash at the top, between the 1st and 2nd in the Spanish championship who have experienced opposite weeks. The Merengues went for the feat in Manchester by eliminating City, defending champion in C1, at home on penalties, while the Blaugranas were overthrown by PSG, 10 against 11 (1-4). If they want to believe in the title, the Catalans must win this evening at the rival’s home.
For this poster, Ancelotti gives Modric a starting place again, with Kroos and Valverde in midfield. Camavinga moves back to the left-back position, Lucas Vazquez to the right, around the Tchouaméni-Rüdiger hinge. Bellingham will feed Vinicius and Rodrygo up front. On the Barcelona side, Pedri is on the bench at kick-off, replaced by Christensen in the middle with De Jong and Gündogan. The usual trio Yamal-Lewandowski-Raphinha will lead the attack.
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The essays
Real Madrid : Lunin – Lucas Vazquez, Tchouaméni, Rüdiger, Camavinga – Valverde, Modric (cap.), Kroos – Bellingham – Rodrygo, Vinicius
FC Barcelona : Ter Stegen (cap.) – Koundé, Araujo, Cubarsi, Cancelo – De Jong, Christensen, Gündogan – Yamal, Lewandowski, Raphinha
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