The El Clasico has come and gone, but the significance of the biggest game in Spanish football still leaves a bitter taste in the mouths of the Real Madrid players.
In Camp Nou, Barcelona defeated Los Blancos in a thrilling 92nd-minute goal by Frank Kessie, ending their longstanding rivalry in a heartbreaking defeat.
According to Madrid Universal, the Barcelona players' disrespectful behavior during and following their team's El Clasico defeat has the Real Madrid locker room in a rage.
Real Madrid was especially enraged by the Barcelona midfielder Gavi, who collided with Dani Ceballos and Dani Carvajal during the crucial match in Camp Nou.
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With Frank Kessie's 92nd-minute winner, Barcelona moved 12 points ahead of Real Madrid at the top of the La Liga standings. The Camp Nou crowd erupted in jubilation.
Despite the fact that there are still 12 games left in the season, Xavi has remained cautious and acknowledged that more needs to be done for Barcelona to win the title.
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Madrid's hopes of regaining the title are dashed by the loss, and the Catalans are now in position to win the trophy for the first time since 2019.
Ronald Araujo's own goal gave Los Blancos the lead, but Sergi Roberto's tuck shortly before halftime gave Barcelona the equalizer.
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