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Copa del Rey semi-final second leg dates announced
Feb 4, 2013 11:25:00 PM
The second installment of El Clasico and the other semi-final between Sevilla and Atletico Madrid in Spain's famous cup competition is scheduled to take place on February 26 and 27
The dates for the much-anticipated second leg clashes in Spain’s Copa del Rey semi-final have been announced.
Barcelona will host Real Madrid at Camp Nou on Tuesday, February 26 with the game nicely poised at one goal apiece.
The second semi-final will conclude the following day, with Atletico Madrid looking to hold onto their slender 2-1 lead from the first leg against Sevilla.
The final is due to take place on the May 18, with the hosting ground to be announced by the Spanish Football Federation once the finalists are known.
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