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Resumen y goles del FC Barcelona vs Real Madrid | ELCLÁSICO
FC Barcelona vs Real Madrid
ELCLÁSICO
Sun 25.10.2026 | 20:00
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HISTORY
The history of ELCLÁSICO
ELCLÁSICO is not just a soccer match. Every season of LALIGA EA SPORTS, FC Barcelona and Real Madrid star in one of the most globally significant sporting events.
No matter where you are on the planet, you can enjoy the classic Spanish soccer match. When the ball starts rolling in ELCLÁSICO, the world stops for 90 minutes to watch the stars of Real Madrid and FC Barcelona play.
ELCLÁSICO is the most eagerly awaited match for soccer fans around the world and is broadcast in more than 190 countries.
HISTORY
The first time FC Barcelona and Real Madrid faced each other in ELCLÁSICO in LALIGA EA SPORTS was on February 17, 1929. The match was played at Les Corts, on the second day of the league tournament, and the Merengues won 1-2 with a brace from Morera. Parera narrowed the gap for the Culé team. In the second leg, FC Barcelona won 0-1 at Chamartín (goal by Sastre) on their way to the title.
Prior to this first LALIGA clash, Real Madrid and FC Barcelona had faced each other in seven Copa del Rey matches. The first of these came on May 13, 1902, in the semifinals of the Copa de la Coronación, a tournament not recognized by the RFEF. Barça won 3-1. The second match came on March 26, 1916, in the Copa del Rey semifinals. Barça won (2-1) and Real Madrid won the return leg (4-1), meaning that a tiebreaker (6-6 after extra time) and a fourth match were necessary to decide the winner of the tie, which was Real Madrid (4-2, also in extra time).
ELCLÁSICO LEADERS
Several names of historic players stand out in the ELCLÁSICO statistics. Barça's Sergio Busquets (2008-2023), with 48 appearances, is the player with the most appearances, 29 of which were in LALIGA EA SPORTS. He is followed by Sergio Ramos (2005-2021) of Real Madrid and Leo Messi (2004-2021) with 45 appearances each.
If we limit the data to LALIGA, three Real Madrid players lead the table: Sergio Ramos himself, Paco Gento (1953-1971) and Raúl González (1994-2010), all with 31 ELCLÁSICO appearances. Barça's Busquets, Xavi Hernández (1998-2015) and Leo Messi are two league games behind, as is Real Madrid's Manolo Sanchís (1983-2001).
As for the all-time top scorers, Leo Messi is the all-time leading scorer in El Clásico in LaLiga EA SPORTS with 18 goals in 29 games. He is followed by fellow Argentine and Real Madrid legend Alfredo Di Stéfano (1953-1964) with 14 goals, Barça's César Rodríguez (12 between 1942 and 1955) and Raúl González (11). Among active players, Real Madrid's Vinícius stands out with 8 goals scored in direct matches, followed by Barça's Raphinha with 7 and Mbappé (Real Madrid) and Lewandowski (FC Barcelona) with 6.
Looking at the overall statistics, Leo Messi is also in the lead. The Argentine scored 26 goals in his 45 matches. Behind him, with 18 goals overall, are Real Madrid's Alfredo Di Stéfano and Cristiano Ronaldo (2009-2018).
WINS, TIES AND LOSSES
Since that first meeting in 1902, and including the Coronation Cup match, a total of 264 games have been played between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, 192 of them in LaLiga. The balance is 106 wins for the Whites, 106 for the Azulgranas and 52 draws, with 438 goals for the Catalans and 447 for the Madrid side.
In LALIGA EA SPORTS alone, there have been 192 editions of ELCLÁSICO, with 80 wins for Real Madrid and 77 for FC Barcelona, as well as 35 draws. In terms of goals, Barça have a slight advantage: 309 to 312.
Players who wore the shirts of Real Madrid and FC Barcelona
Very few players have had the privilege of playing ELCLÁSICO wearing both the Real Madrid and FC Barcelona shirts.
Footballers who know first-hand the pressure of signing for the eternal rival. Discover more about these ELCLÁSICO legends of LALIGA EA SPORTS.
Luís Figo
Talking about rivalry in ELCLÁSICO is talking about Luís Figo. The Portuguese winger signed for FC Barcelona in the 1995/96 season from Sporting Clube and quickly became a key figure for the Blaugrana.
After five seasons at Barça, in the summer of 2000 Figo joined Real Madrid, becoming the first major signing of the ‘Galácticos’ era. He spent five seasons with Los Blancos.
His honours include four LALIGA EA SPORTS titles (two with FC Barcelona and two with Real Madrid), the UEFA Champions League, the Intercontinental Cup (with Real Madrid), the Cup Winners’ Cup (with FC Barcelona), and two European Super Cups (one with each club), among other trophies.
The Portuguese star is one of the players who felt the pressure of ELCLÁSICO most intensely and also managed to score for both teams: three goals for FC Barcelona and one for Real Madrid.
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Samuel Eto'o
The Cameroonian striker found success at FC Barcelona after failing to secure a regular place at Real Madrid, where he had come through the youth academy.
He made his debut for Real Madrid in December 1998 and, after spells at CD Leganés, RCD Espanyol and RCD Mallorca, signed for FC Barcelona in 2004. During five seasons with the Blaugrana, he won three LALIGA titles, two Champions Leagues, and claimed a top scorer award.
Samuel Eto’o featured in eight editions of ELCLÁSICO, scoring four goals.
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Ronaldo Nazario
Considered one of the greatest strikers in football history and a LALIGA legend, Ronaldo joined FC Barcelona from PSV Eindhoven in the 1996/97 season. He left an indelible mark on LALIGA, notably with his iconic goal against SD Compostela in his debut campaign.
After moving to Inter Milan in 1997, the Brazilian superstar returned to Spain with Real Madrid in 2002, arriving as a World Cup and Ballon d’Or winner.
With Real Madrid, he won LALIGA EA SPORTS in 2002/03 before leaving for AC Milan in 2007. Ronaldo won the Pichichi Trophy twice—once with each club—and scored in ELCLÁSICO for both sides: two goals for FC Barcelona and four for Real Madrid.
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Luis Enrique Martínez
The versatile Asturian player represented both ELCLÁSICO rivals and played a starring role for each. After turning professional with Real Sporting, he signed for Real Madrid in 1991, spending five seasons there and winning three titles, including one LALIGA.
In 1996 he joined FC Barcelona, where he retired in 2004 after eight seasons and seven trophies, including two LALIGA EA SPORTS titles, bringing his total league championships to three.
Luis Enrique played 31 ELCLÁSICO matches (18 with Barça and 13 with Real Madrid), 22 of them in LALIGA, scoring six goals—one for Real Madrid and five for FC Barcelona.
After retiring, he embarked on a coaching career that also saw him manage FC Barcelona for three seasons, winning two LALIGA EA SPORTS titles.
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Michael Laudrup
Michael Laudrup arrived in LALIGA in 1990 with FC Barcelona. The Danish playmaker spent five seasons with the Blaugrana, winning four LALIGA EA SPORTS titles.
After five years as part of Johan Cruyff’s ‘Dream Team’, he switched sides in 1994, joining the eternal rivals. He played two seasons at Real Madrid, winning LALIGA in his first campaign—his fifth league title overall.
Laudrup scored in ELCLÁSICO during his second season at Barça in a 2–1 win at Camp Nou and added another goal against Real Madrid in a 1993 Copa del Rey semi-final. Notably, he featured in Barça’s famous 5–0 win in January 1994 and Real Madrid’s revenge a year later at the Santiago Bernabéu.
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Bernd Schuster
German midfielder Bernd Schuster is another standout figure to have worn both shirts. He joined FC Barcelona in 1980 and played eight seasons before signing for Real Madrid in 1988, where he spent two campaigns before moving to Atlético de Madrid.
He won three LALIGA titles—one with FC Barcelona and two with Real Madrid. He played 19 matches between the two rivals (16 in LALIGA EA SPORTS), scoring two goals, both for Barça.
After retiring, Schuster became a coach and managed Real Madrid for a season and a half, winning one LALIGA title.
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Jesús Pereda
Jesús Pereda was a legend at FC Barcelona, but previously wore the Real Madrid shirt. He played for Los Blancos in the 1957/58 season, winning LALIGA EA SPORTS and the European Cup.
After spells at Real Valladolid and Sevilla FC, he joined FC Barcelona in 1961, remaining for eight seasons and winning two Copa del Rey titles and one Inter-Cities Fairs Cup. He played 10 ELCLÁSICO matches (eight in LALIGA), all for Barça, scoring once in the Copa.
A Spanish international, he was instrumental in Spain’s triumph at Euro 1964, scoring the opening goal and assisting Marcelino in the final against the USSR.
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Josep Samitier
The Barcelona-born forward is one of FC Barcelona’s earliest legends, playing for the club between 1919 and 1932. He won the first-ever LALIGA title (1928/29) with the Blaugrana.
After leaving Barça, he signed for Real Madrid (1932–1934), where he played alongside Ricardo Zamora and won his second LALIGA title.
He played six ELCLÁSICO matches in LALIGA, scoring four goals, and also featured in two Copa clashes prior to the creation of LALIGA, scoring six goals in total. As a coach, he later won LALIGA with FC Barcelona in 1944/45 and served as technical secretary for both clubs.
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Ricardo Zamora
Ricardo Zamora, known as ‘El Divino’, is one of the greatest goalkeepers in Spanish football history. Born in Barcelona, he played for FC Barcelona from 1919 to 1922.
He later returned to RCD Espanyol before joining Real Madrid in 1930, where he stayed until 1936 and won two LALIGA titles.
Zamora defended Real Madrid’s goal in nine editions of ELCLÁSICO and retired after the 1936 Copa final against FC Barcelona, delivering a performance described by contemporary reports as legendary.
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Other Players
Several other footballers have played for both Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. The first was Alfonso Albéniz, who played for Barça between 1901 and 1902 and for Real Madrid from 1902 to 1911.
In the early years, players such as José Quirante, Arsenio Comamala, brothers Joaquín and Alfonso Navarro, and Hilario Marrero also switched sides. Walter Rositzky became the first foreign player to wear both shirts, playing for FC Barcelona (1911–1913) and Real Madrid (1913–1914).
Later came other international players such as László Kaszás, Fernand Goyvaert, Lucien Müller, and especially Evaristo Macedo, the Brazilian striker who spent five seasons at Barça and three at Real Madrid.
In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, transfers between the two giants became more frequent. The most recent cases include Luis Milla, Nando Muñoz, Julen Lopetegui, Gheorghe Hagi, Robert Prosinečki, Miquel Soler, Albert Celades, Dani García, Alfonso Pérez, Javier Saviola, and Marcos Alonso.
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