Sergi Roberto says PSG loss will not affect El Clasico
Sergi Roberto said Barcelona's 4-2 loss at PSG would not affect Sunday's El Clasico against Real Madrid in an exclusive Flashscore interview.

Sergi Roberto said Barcelona's 4-2 loss at PSG would not affect Sunday's El Clasico against Real Madrid in an exclusive Flashscore interview.

El Clasico is on and Raphinha is back to face Real Madrid, with Marca saying his last six meetings all ended in Barcelona wins.

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.

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

Barcelona lost 4-2 to Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday, and Hansi Flick said the team had learned from the defeat before Sunday's meeting with Real Madrid.

Barcelona defender Xavi Espart spoke after scoring against Paris Saint-Germain, discussing Sunday's game with Real Madrid and his versatility.

Barcelona said Dani Olmo suffered a left adductor injury against Paris Saint-Germain and is expected to be out for approximately one month.
