FC Barcelona Holds Clear Sporting Edge Over Real Madrid

Journalist David Sanchez compared Barcelona and Real Madrid on La Tribu, both in the club's management and in sporting terms. Sanchez acknowledged the merengues' superiority in the first aspect, but was very direct when mentioning what is happening with both when it comes to touching the field of play, with the situation of the white side and the blaugranas being like water and oil.

"Barcelona's management can be discussed in comparison with that of Florentino Perez's Real Madrid, which is evidently better. But one thing is very clear, and it applies to both men's and women's football: in the sporting department, there is no comparison. Barcelona is doing much better than Madrid, both in the men's branch and in the women's branch.

7-0 in yesterday's El Clasico and watch out for the result that could happen in the men's El Clasico on Oct. 25 at the Camp Nou. Because Deco is doing it wonderfully, because Barcelona is doing very well in recent seasons, and because, oh, coincidence, Madrid has two consecutive seasons of 'trophy-less seasons, both in men's football and in women's football. The management, evidently, is better at Real Madrid, but in the sporting department, there is no comparison. Big beating from Barcelona."

And yes, the El Clasico on Oct. 25 does not have the best look good for Madrid, which will enter the Camp Nou as the victim, without a doubt. The current situation of both teams is not even, but there is a clear superiority on the part of the Catalans, who have not lost a single match so far this season. They currently march in first place in the table with 21 points out of 21 possible.

With an extremely powerful offense led by Raphinha, who has 12 goals in seven matches, an impressive figure. For its part, Real Madrid needs to sharpen its aim in front of goal, since the statistics show that the Chamartin side is the team that misses the most scoring opportunities, although, yes, they are the ones that generate said opportunities the most; it must be admitted.

Taking the victory at the Camp Nou would be gold dust, since this is one of those matches known as "six-pointers," because in addition to adding three points, they take another three points away from their main competitor in the standings. Jose Mourinho will have to set up a perfect match from the tactics board to try to stop a very powerful team that, to this day, has not seen defeat so far this season.