Real Madrid surprisingly beats Barcelona: When was Los Blancos’ last El Clasico victory?

Real Madrid proven that it is not necessary to maintain possession of the ball to dominate a match. With only 32% possession, Xabi’s team defeated Alonso Barcelonaand also beat them on shots on target and clear scoring chances. Maintaining a solid defense and dominance in midfield, they managed to end a losing streak that had been going on for some time in El Clásicoushering in a new era that promises to become dominant.

According to Misterchip on X (formerly Twitter), Real Madrid ended an 18-month streak without a win against Barcelona with their latest win. This crucial victory not only breaks their losing streak, but also boosts confidence in coach Xabi Alonso, who has been criticized for competing against top teams. With this win, they are now on 27 points, cementing their position as La Liga leaders.

Real Madrid not only delivered consistent wins, but… they also showed their goalscoring prowess while retaining Dani Carvajal and Trent Alexander-Arnold, both fresh from injuries. Furthermore, Dean Huijsen’s solid performance further reassured fans who were eagerly awaiting the return of their starting centre-back. With a squad almost fully recovered, they will continue to deliver solid performances in the next matches.

Jude Bellingham stood out in the match against Barcelona. After several matches without making an impact and being outmatched by Arda Guler, the Englishman dominated the midfield and once again became an attacking threat by scoring a goal and providing an assist. This performance confirms that he is back to his best form after overcoming injuries and physical problems. It also underlines how coach Xabi Alonso’s project is developing into a major force.

Real Madrid continues to dominate historic El Clasico results against Barcelona

Even though Barcelona managed to remain undefeated in El Clasico over the past 18 months, Real Madrid continues to dominate historically. As Misterchip on X, formerly Twitter, reported: Xabi Alonso’s team has achieved 106 victories, surpassing Hansi Flick’s team, which has 104. For that reason, the Culers just missed a crucial opportunity to close this gap and tie the all-time series.

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Unlike Real Madrid, Barcelona faced a significant challenge with seven key absences, including the crucial Robert Lewandowski and Raphinha, affecting their attacking performances. Criticizing coach Hansi Flick seems unjustified as he maintained his competitiveness and almost secured a draw despite these setbacks. However, Defensive improvements remain essential for Barcelona to reach the competitive level exemplified by Xabi Alonso’s squad.