Robert Lewandowski scored twice in three minutes to lead Barcelona to a commanding 4-0 victory over Real Madrid.
This match not only marked Madrid’s first La Liga defeat in over a year, but it also snapped their 42-match unbeaten streak.
Barcelona ended a streak of four consecutive Clasico losses.
Real Madrid opted for a physical midfield approach, relying on quick counters to exploit Barcelona’s high defensive line.
Despite their efforts, Ancelotti’s side managed only one legal shot in the first half, while Mbappe had two goals ruled out for offside, frustrating the home crowd.
After a tense first half, Barcelona took control after the break.
Lewandowski opened the scoring with a low finish following a through ball from Casado, and he quickly doubled the lead by heading in Alejandro Balde’s cross.
Barcelona surged ahead, with Yamal scoring the third after a setup from Raphinha, who later scored with a lob over the goalkeeper to seal the win.
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