Real Madrid are waiting to settle their clash with Barcelona ahead of the “Clásico clash”.

Real Madrid returned to the top of the Spanish First Division football league table amid a fierce three-way battle between Girona and Barcelona.
Real Madrid are at the top with 24 points, two ahead of runner-up Girona and three ahead of third-placed and defending champions Barcelona.
The Royal Club will have a chance to move away from the lead when they face their host Seville on Saturday, awaiting the results of their host Almeria against Girona on Sunday and Barcelona against their host Athletic Bilbao in the tenth round.

Barcelona are considered the only unbeaten club ever, with Real Madrid and Girona losing once each, while Real Madrid are considered the most successful club with eight wins this season, compared to seven wins and six for Girona. Catalan Club. Barcelona have a strong offensive line after scoring 21 goals, 20 goals for Real Madrid and 19 for Girona, the surprise of the season, while the Royal Club has a strong defensive line as it conceded only six times more than ten goals against Barcelona and 11 against Girona. He also scored goals.

Real Madrid against Sevilla and Barcelona against Bilbao will be the final warm-up ahead of the El Clasico clash between the two sides on the 28th of this month, which could be decisive in determining the identity of the team crowned champions. the season Real Madrid made it three wins in the domestic league, including a win over Napoli in the Champions League, after a 3-1 defeat at Atletico Madrid in the derby last month. 36th time in its history and betters its record. Real Madrid will be looking to get their domestic work done before they face Portugal’s Sporting Braga next Tuesday in the Champions League.

Barcelona’s young coach, Xavi Hernandez, will face Bilbao without Sergi Roberto, who is suffering from a calf injury that will keep him out for two weeks. The Catalan club will be looking to mend their title defense after drawing twice in their last four matches and losing to a two-goal draw against hosts Granada in the team’s last match before the international break. The same.

Xavi initially refused to talk about the upcoming El Clasico match, with his side awaiting a tough clash against Bilbao, followed by next Wednesday’s Champions League clash with Shakhtar Donetsk in Ukraine, before the clash against Real Madrid. .