In one of the most intense El Clásico clashes in recent years, Real Madrid defeated Barcelona 3–2 at the Santiago Bernabéu last night, thanks to a late winner from Jude Bellingham. The match delivered everything football fans crave — goals, controversy, and moments that could define the La Liga 2025 season.
The game started with high intensity. Barcelona dominated possession early, with Pedri and Gündoğan controlling the midfield tempo. In the 18th minute, Robert Lewandowski opened the scoring with a clinical finish after a perfect cross from Lamine Yamal, silencing the home crowd.
However, Real Madrid responded quickly. Vinícius Jr. equalized in the 32nd minute with a curling effort into the top corner after a brilliant counterattack led by Rodrygo. The first half ended 1–1, setting the stage for an explosive second half.
Madrid came out stronger after halftime. Their football prediction models had anticipated Barcelona’s high defensive line, and it paid off. In the 58th minute, Rodrygo made it 2–1 with a close-range finish after Bellingham’s shot was parried by Ter Stegen.
Barcelona refused to give up. Substitute Ferran Torres equalized in the 78th minute, sparking a wild celebration from the visiting fans. But just when the game seemed destined for a draw, Jude Bellingham struck again in stoppage time, blasting a 25-yard shot past Ter Stegen to seal a 3–2 victory for Madrid.
Possession: Barcelona 61% – Real Madrid 39%
Shots on Target: Real Madrid 8 – Barcelona 6
Expected Goals (xG): Real Madrid 2.9 – Barcelona 2.4
Pass Accuracy: Barcelona 90% – Real Madrid 83%
Analysts noted that Madrid’s football prediction models and tactical flexibility under Carlo Ancelotti were decisive. Their ability to adapt to Barcelona’s high press and exploit counterattacks proved crucial in turning the tide.
The result pushes Real Madrid three points clear at the top of La Liga, while Barcelona drop to fourth place. With both teams facing tough fixtures ahead, this match could become the turning point of the season.
Football experts suggest that Madrid’s combination of young stars and experienced leaders makes them a serious contender for both La Liga and the Champions League titles this season
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