Real Madrid - FC Barcelona: Super Cup slips away (2-1) | FC BarcelonaBarça lost the Spanish Super Cup in Madrid by the narrowest of margins after they were defeated 2-1 and with the 3-2 win in the...
Medical tests confirm that Carles Puyol has fractured his right cheekbone, according to the report released by the team’s Medical Services this morning. The captain will maintain a conservative recovery plan, but he will join his team-mates.
Leo Messi keeps on breaking records. This Thursday he became the all-time highest FC Barcelona goalscorer in Clásicos, level with César, with 14 goals. The Argentine genius made sure to nail his penalty shot.
But now that the game has ended you can't help but to think that Barcelona deserved more. In a matter of seconds it went from nearly being 4-1 to actually being 3-2. Real played (just) good enough to not deserve to lose 4-1 but 3-2 is also not just.
At the weekend it was the turn of La Liga to get underway but this Thursday night the focus switches to the Spanish Super Cup, which brings together last season’s Cup winners (Barça) and league champions (Real Madrid).
