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When is the next El Clasico? The dates of Barcelona vs Real Madrid 2024/25 fixtures
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When is the next El Clasico? The dates of Barcelona vs Real Madrid 2024/25 La Liga fixtures

El Clásico, the legendary match between Real Madrid and Barcelona, is always full of exciting stories that add to the rich history of this famous rivalry.

Every time the two football giants meet, new narratives grow, making the match even more thrilling. The drama, passion, and historical importance of El Clásico make it a must-watch event for football fans around the world.

Real Madrid once again proved their dominance in the 2023/24 season, clinching the La Liga title. On the other hand, their arch-rivals  Barcelona faced challenges during their ongoing rebuilding phase under back-then manager Xavi, resulting in a difficult campaign.

In 2024, the capital giants are standing second in the domestic table with 21 points, meanwhile, Barca, under Hansi Flick, lead the standings with 24 points.

When is the next Clasico?

Before the official meeting in La Liga, the Spanish giants clashed together on August 4 at MetLife Stadium in New York as a part of their pre-season campaign, where the Catalans celebrated a 2-1 victory over the domestic champions.

However, the highly anticipated first match of the 2024/25 season is scheduled to take place on October 27, 2024, at Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid. Meanwhile, the second clash of the season will be played at Estadio Olimpico Lluis Companys on 11 May 2025.

Where to watch Real Madrid vs Barcelona on TV & live stream

UK: FreeSports have secured the right to broadcast the Spanish Premier Division in the UK and the Republic of Ireland.

USA: You can watch La Liga in the United States via ESON and ESON+.

Canada: TSN and RDS networks will be showing the matches for Canadian supporters.

Germany: DAZN will broadcast all La Liga matches for another five seasons.

Middle Asia and North Africa: beIN holds the rights to broadcast La Liga in 23 countries in the following regions.

 

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