El Clasico Special: Goal.com Worldview On Barcelona vs Real Madrid
Goal.com continues to gear up towards the global even that is El Clasico…
El Clasico is proof that Barcelona-Real Madrid isn’t just the biggest game in
Ewan Macdonald, Goal.com International:
This midweek,
Mohammed Awaad, Goal.com Arabic:
It is big match with big stars, the situation is difference than the last two Clasicos. Now Real Madrid are better and they have champions on their team. I believe that the win against Inter will not be positive for
It's the match the whole world has been waiting for as two of the biggest names of the game clash for the first time this season. Often when two top teams go head to head the defenders come out on top out but I expect the attacking players of both sides to shine in this game. This has all the makings of a high scoring encounter but I feel it will end all square.
Pejman Raahbar, Goal.com
When you read Goal.com Iran comments and see fighting between Madridistas and Barcelonistas, you feel the atmosphere of this game. I think it’s the biggest “derby” of all time, because this time you right to lose in El Clasico. Real
Hocine Harzoune, Goal.com France:
It’s the same old battle of philosophies. Barca have a system, a manner of play, and
Fabrizio Ponciroli, Goal.com Italia:
I have no doubt… I think that Real Madrid will win!
Michael Paterakis, Goal.com
No doubt
Tommy Vaneldik, Goal.com
Andrea Canales, Goal.com
Ramon Ram, Goal.com
Hyunmin Kim, Goal.com
Real
Andre Baibich, Goal.com
El Clasico is probably the most exciting match in club football today not only because of the stars that play for both teams, but also because of the attacking philosophy on both sides that can make it a very enjoyable game. I'm looking forward to a lot of goals and chances on both sides of the pitch.

Meanwhile, closer to the battleground, our roving reporter, Ashish Sharma spoke to both sets of fans on the streets of
Anna
We always say it’s the clash of the century and this year it’s more special because we have the media personalities. If you have the players fit you have Messi versus Ronaldo, Ibrahimovic against Kaka.
I saw
Henri
It’s a really important game because it’s a symbolic game. You have to win the Clasico if you are
I think this is more important for Real Madrid. Okay, they are first [in the league table] but they have convinced no one at the moment, because they have not played very well. And after the win for Barca against Inter, I think more pressure is on
Jordi
My mind changed after the Inter game. Before I thought Barca were not playing so good. They had no rhythm like they had last season. I know
This is an important game for us the fans but it’s not important for the league. The worst case for Barca is we lose and we are four points behind. If
REAL
Federico
I think it’s going to be a very interesting game. It’s a major derby in
I am not worried for my team, Real Madrid because I think in these games, anything is possible in a Clasico. It could 5-0 or a 0-5… anything is possible but the return of Cristiano Ronaldo is very decisive. But don’t ask me for a score! I don’t want to tempt anything! But I don’t think it will be a 0-0 draw.
Elena
Something has to change in Real Madrid obviously. After watching Barca and
It’s a nervous time when the two teams are both equal and anyone can win but I think today I feel nervous is that I am very worried that we could be humiliated over there. I know we have great players now like Cristiano and Kaka, but the problem is we just don’t have a game plan and a way of playing… and I think we will lose, but I don’t know the score. Sorry!
Sebastin
I think Barca has a better team but more important is that they play as a team.
We are used to big players in these games. We had the Galacticos team also not long ago with Ronaldo, Zidane, and yes now again it’s similar with Messi and [Cristiano] Ronaldo and Kaka. Oh if you ask me for the score after this [Wednesday’s] game against
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