The Spanish Super Cup will be decided by an El Clasico. Barcelona and Real Madrid face each other this Sunday (12/01), at 4pm. The game takes place at the King Abdullah Sports City, in Saudi Arabia.
Real Madrid arrive for the match in great shape, having won their last five games of the season. Furthermore, the Whites are looking for a revenge after being dominated in the last El Clasico, in October, at the Santiago Bernabéu: a 4-0, with goals from Lewandowski (twice), Yamal and Raphinha.
Barcelona, on the other hand, come to the game wanting to recover their form at the beginning of the season. The team lost its lead in La Liga and the first title of the Hansi Flick era would be a great starting point to start 2025 on the right foot.
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Real Madrid x Barcelona: where to watch
Real Madrid x Barcelona, in the Spanish Super Cup, will be broadcast on ESPN and Disney+.
Real Madrid x Barcelona: broadcast on TV and streaming
- Date: Sunday (12/01)
- Time: 4pm
- Where to watch: ESPN (closed TV) and Disney+
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Real Madrid lineup
Real Madrid remains without right-back Carvajal and defender Éder Militão, both recovering from serious injuries. They should only return in the second semester. Modric, sick, should also be left out of the duel.
Tchouaméni, Valverde and Bellingham are doubts for the clash due to physical issues and should be re-evaluated before the match. Alaba, returning from a serious injury, was listed by the team for the duel.
Real Madrid lineup: Courtois; Vázquez, Tchouaméni, Rudiger and Mendy; Valverde and Camavinga; Rodrygo, Bellingham and Vini Jr; Mbappé. Technical: Carlo Ancelotti.
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Barcelona lineup
Injured goalkeeper Ter Stegen, defender Christensen and midfielder Bernal are out of the game. On the other hand, Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor will be able to go to the field after Barça obtains an injunction to register the athletes.
Barcelona lineup: Szczesny; Koundé, Cubarsí, Iñigo Martínez e Balde; Marc Casado, Pedri and Gavi; Lamine Yamal, Lewandowski and Raphinha. , Technical: Hansi Flick.
Barcelona’s last games: results
See below how Barcelona’s last games went.
- 08/01 – Barcelona 2 x 0 Athletic Bilbao – Spanish Super Cup
- 04/01 – Barbastro 0 x 4 Barcelona – Copa del Rey of Spain
- 12/21 – Barcelona 1 x 2 Atlético de Madrid – La Liga
- 15/12 – Barcelona 0 x 1 Leganés – La Liga
- 11/12 – Borussia Dortmund 2 x 3 Barcelona – Champions League
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Barcelona’s next games
- Barcelona x Real Madrid – 01/12 (Sunday) – 4pm – Spanish Super Cup
- Barcelona x Betis – 15/01 (Wednesday) – 5pm – King of Spain Cup
- Getafe x Barcelona – 01/18 (Saturday) – 5pm – La Liga
- Benfica x Barcelona – 21/01 (Tuesday) – 5pm – Champions League
- Barcelona x Valencia – 01/26 (Sunday) – 5pm – La Liga
- Barcelona x Atalanta – 29/01 (Wednesday) – 5pm – Champions League
Real Madrid’s last games: results
- 09/01 – Real Madrid 3 x 0 Mallorca – Spanish Super Cup
- 06/01 – Deportiva Minera 0 x 5 Real Madrid – Copa del Rey of Spain
- 03/01 – Valencia 1 x 2 Real Madrid – La Liga
- 12/22 – Real Madrid 4 x 2 Sevilla – La Liga
- 18/12 – Real Madrid 3 x 0 Pachuca – Intercontinental Cup
Real Madrid’s next games
- Real Madrid x Barcelona – 12/01 (Sunday) – 4pm – Spanish Super Cup
- Real Madrid x Celta de Vigo – 16/01 (Thursday) – 5:30 pm – Copa del Rey of Spain
- Real Madrid x Las Palmas – 01/19 (Sunday) – 12h15 – La Liga
- Real Madrid x RB Salzbourg – 22/01 (Wednesday) – 5pm – Champions League
- Valladolid x Real Madrid – 01/25 (Saturday) – 5pm – La Liga
