Spanish football is set to pause again this Sunday, May 11, with a new chapter in El Clásico between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid. This is a matchup that can seal La Liga with three games left and will be played in a packed Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys. Despite astronomical prices – over $ 7,000 for some VIP tickets – the spectacle has not been affected: Tickets are sold out and record participation is expected. The ball will start rolling at 10:15, and everything is ready for a battle loaded with history, excitement and ambition for honor. There is all kinds of excitement!
Montjuïc sold out despite high prices
Estadi Olímpic will be the epicenter for world football with a total presence. All 55,926 seats have flown, even the most expensive ones, which reached $ 7,312 in the VIP area. The cheapest price was $ 475And there are no tickets available, even though they are a temporary stadium. It is expected to exceed the 50,314 spectators who recently participated in the match against Inter in the Champions League, in what will be one of Barça’s last matches in Montjuïc before returning to Spotify Camp Nou next season. The fact that this stadium will be all the more meaningful to them.
The general interest is not surprising. There is more than just rivalry at stake: the title. With Barcelona leading the table with a four -point advantage compared to Ancelotti’s team, all results other than a defeat can put the trophy on the way to the city of Barcelona. Real Madrid, for its part, is facing the duel as their last chance to stay alive in the fight for Laliga. For a story that will lead with what can.
A clásico permeated by history, excitement and rain on the horizon
It will be the 190th lady Clásico since both teams met for the first time in 1929. The historical advantage is BlancaThe With 79 wins compared to Barças 75but Kulés dominate in target (305 to 304). The latest precedent benefits Xavi’s team, which beat 0-4 in the first round of Santiago Bernabéu.
Confirmed range
Barcelona: Wojciech szczesny; Eric Garcia, Pu Cabarsi, íñigo Martína, Gerard Martín; Pedri, Jong French, Fermmin Looking; Lamine Yamal, Rapphinha, Ferran Torres.
Real Madrid: Thibaut Courtois; Lucas Vázquez, Raúl Asencio, Francisco García; Aurelien Tchouameni, Federico Valverde, Jude Bellingham, Dani Ceballos; Arda Guller, Kylian Mbapé, Viniicus.
