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FC Barcelona 1 – 0 Real Madrid El Classico Video Highlights
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Barca are back on top of the Primera Liga after a fascinating game that saw a contrast in styles and fortunes. An early second half strike from substitute Zlatan Ibrahimovic piloted Barcelona to a 1-0 win over their visiting Real Madrid in a El Clasico clash where both sides where reduced to ten here on Sunday.
Ibrahimovic, a late inclusion in the home side’s team selection, came on as a substitute for Thierry Henry in the 51st minute and found the winner five-minutes later with a clever sweet one time volley past Iker Casillas.
Pacing away from his marker, Ibrahimovic arrived late in the area unmarked to side foot home a cross from the right hand side by Daniel ...
Randoms: Classico/GolTV/Q & A/US Bits
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It is a fascinating tandem and a year ago I would have told you that I didn't like Schoen (rhymes with Spain) or Hudson. However, GolTV's penchant to show such a wide variety of La Liga matches seems to have served Schoen well. He posseses a broad knowledge of both the world game and specifically the Spanish league which (I would imagine this stretches to the Brazilian and German leagues which he also must commentate on a weekly basis) allows him to provide some excellent insights into the game which enhance the viewing experience.
Barcelona 1 Real Madrid 0
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Zlatan Ibrahimović came off the bench to lead Barcelona to a 1-0 victory over Real Madrid and send the defending champions to the top of the La Liga standings. The Swedish striker stepped off the bench in the 51st minute and five minutes later smashed home a Daniel Alves cross with a thumping left-footed volley at the far post which gave Iker ...
El Clásico ... and the Derbies
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The Thanksgiving weekend in the United States is awash in traditional rivalries in high school and college football. It is perhaps only a quirk of scheduling that some of the biggest rivalry matches, which the English pronounce as darbies and Americans as derbies (think Kentucky), were played across Europe. But the biggest game of the weekend was a contentious regional, not crosstown, rivalry replete with political, ideological and cultural overtones — it was El Clásico, the 159th meeting between Barcelona (which was playing on the 110th anniversary of the club’s founding) and Real Madrid on Sunday. As the Bulgarian star Hristo Stoichkov once said, “Every time Barcelona and Real Madrid ...
