GOAL, citing Mundo Deportivo, says Clasico will go ahead
Barcelona said the Spanish league Clasico against Real Madrid at the Camp Nou on Sunday evening will go ahead as normal despite a strike.

Barcelona said the Spanish league Clasico against Real Madrid at the Camp Nou on Sunday evening will go ahead as normal despite a strike.

GOAL reported that José Mourinho is preparing Real Madrid for Sunday's Clásico at Barcelona, with a focus on balancing discipline and creativity in attack.

Pedri said Sunday's El Clasico is a great challenge and the greatest motivation as Barcelona respond to a 4-2 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain.

Real Madrid were due at Camp Nou on Sunday for El Clásico, six points behind Barcelona, with the first meeting of 2026–27 carrying extra pressure.

Barcelona host Real Madrid in the first Clasico of the season at Camp Nou, with disputes over Javier Tebas, referees and the Negreira case adding to the buildup.

Germany national team coach Jurgen Klopp said he will watch El Clasico between Barcelona and Real Madrid and spoke about his past preference.

Juan Martínez Munuera has entered the running to referee Sunday's Clásico between Real Madrid and Barcelona, with the appointment due at midday on Saturday.

GOAL reported that Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid had won their first six home matches of the season before hosting Leipzig on Wednesday.
