El Clasico: Real Madrid vs. Barcelona: Predicted line ups, kick off time & How to watch?
The “Spotify Camp Nou” stadium in Barcelona will host the Barcelona vs. Real Madrid match, at the top of 26th round of the 2022-23 season of La Liga.
Barcelona, the owner of the land, is living its best conditions at the local level, as it is nine points ahead of Real Madrid at the top of La Liga.
Barcelona continued its series of perfect results in La Liga this season, by defeating Athletic Bilayo in the last round with a goal without a response, to raise its score to 65 points in the lead.
As for Real Madrid, the guest, it enters the match with only one goal, which is to achieve victory in order to reduce the difference in the final stage of the season, and ignite the “La Liga” race until the end of the season.
Real Madrid overcame a series of two consecutive draws in the last round by defeating Espanyol 3-1, raising its tally to 56 points in second place in the La Liga standings table.
In the following report, Goal.com provides everything you need to know about the Barcelona-Real Madrid match at the top of the 26th round of the 2022-23 season of La Liga, the transmission channels, the expected formation of the two teams, and more..
kick off time Real Madrd vs Barcelona:
8:00 PM GMT
10:00 PM KSA
TV Channel: How To Watch?
You can watch Real Madrid vs Barcelona match through the following channels..
- Arena Premium 1 HD BiH
- Arena Premium 1 HD Serbia
- Arena Sport 1 HD Slovenia
- Arena Sport 6 HD Croatia
- beIN Connect FRANCE
- beIN Connect MENA
- beIN Sports 1 HD (Astro)
- beIN Sports France 1 HD
- beIN Sports MENA 1 HD
- beIN Sports MENA 4K UHD
- beIN Sports MENA English 1 HD
- beIN Sports MENA Premium 1 HD
- Belarus 5 HD
- Blue Sport 1 HD
- Blue Sport 1 UHD
- Blue Sport 8 HD
- C More Finland [online]
- C More Fotboll HD
- C More Sport 1 Finland HD
- C More Sweden [online]
- Canal+ Sport 1 Poland HD
Real Madrid news before the La Liga Clasico:
Real Madrid recovered most of its injured players, headed by French Ferland Mendy, but it will not be able to count on Austrian David Alaba, who continues to recover from his injury.
Real Madrid managed to qualify for the quarter-finals of the Champions League 2022-23, after beating Liverpool with a goal without a response in the second leg of the round of sixteen, after winning the first leg at “Anfield” with a score of 5-2.
Predicted line ups Real Madrid:
Formation: 4-3-3
Thibaut Courtois
Ferland Mendy – Eder Militao – Antonio Rudiger – Dani Carvajal
Toni Kroos – Eduardo Camavinga – Luka Modric
Vinicius Junior – Karim Benzema – Federico Valverde
Barcelona news before the La Liga Clasico:
Barcelona is going through an ideal period in terms of results in the La Liga, especially after failures at the European level this season.
Barcelona recently restored Pedri’s services after recovering from injury and returning to training in the past few days, and it is possible to see him in El Clasico, but the team will miss the services of Frenchman Osman Dembele.
Predicted line ups Barcelona:
Formation: 4-3-3
Marc Andre ter Stegen
Alejandro Balde – Andreas Christensen – Jules Conde – Ronald Araujo
Sergio Busquets – Frank Kessier – Frenkie de Jong
Javi – Robert Lewandowski – Rafinha
What is the record of Real Madrid and Barcelona confrontations in the Spanish League?
Real Madrid and Barcelona have faced each other in 185 previous matches in the Spanish League since the first confrontation that brought them together in “La Liga” during the 1928-1929 season, which ended with the victory of the Royal Club with a goal without.
As for the last confrontation between the two teams, it was held for the ninth round of the 2022-23 season of the La Liga at the “Santiago Bernabeu” stadium, and ended with the victory of the Royal Club, 3-1.
How many championships Real Madrid and Barcelona in the La Liga?
Real Madrid is the team most crowned with the La Liga title, after winning the title on 35 occasions, the last of which was in the 2021-22 season.
On the other hand, Barcelona comes second in terms of the number of times crowned in the La Liga, after achieving the title 26 times, the last of which was in the 2018-19 season.
