Barcelona welcome bitter rivals Real Madrid to Catalonia for the fourth Clasico of the season.
Xavi’s men have won two of their encounters with Los Blacos this term – the Supercopa de Espana final and their recent Copa del Rey semi-final first leg – with Carlo Ancelotti’s charges taking the three points in their La Liga meeting back in the capital.
With Barcelona’s lead at the top of the table at a whopping nine points, this is likely Real Madrid’s last stand to defend their title.
Here’s all you need to know ahead of a mouth-watering clash.
