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Match Information

Camp Nou La Liga
Last updated: October 19, 2026 at 05:02 UTC

Match Overview

Barcelona host Real Madrid at Camp Nou on October 25 in Regular Season - Round 10 of La Liga. Matchday 10 is early enough for the season to still be taking shape, but this meeting between first-placed Barcelona and third-placed Real Madrid already carries clear weight at the top of the table.

The primary factor is form. Barcelona arrive on a five-match winning run across all competitions, with 21 goals scored in those games (7-2 over Racing Santander on September 16, 3-1 at Sevilla on September 19, 3-0 over Getafe on October 10, 4-1 at Galatasaray in the Champions League on October 13, and 5-2 at Real Betis on October 17). Real Madrid have won four of their last five. Their only defeat in that span was 2-1 at Atletico Madrid on September 20. Since then they have beaten Villarreal 1-0 on October 10, won 4-3 at AS Roma in the Champions League on October 14, and beaten Sevilla 4-1 on October 18. Both sides have been scoring freely, and neither has kept many clean sheets. Barcelona conceded in four of their five matches, and Real Madrid conceded in four of theirs.

The secondary factor is head-to-head history. Barcelona won the two most recent meetings, 3-2 on January 11 and 2-0 on May 10, and Real Madrid's last win in the series was 2-1 on October 26, 2025. Seven of the ten listed meetings produced three or more goals in total, and each side has scored in all but two of them.

Both teams played in the Champions League between the October 10 and October 17-18 league fixtures, so the schedules are similar. Neither side has any reported unavailable players, so both managers, Hansi Flick and José Mourinho, should have full squads to choose from.

With both teams in strong form and no injuries reported, the match looks set to be decided by attacking quality at both ends.

Predicted Lineups

Barcelona Barcelona

Joan García; J. Koundé, Pau Cubarsí Paredes, Gerard Martín, X. Espart; Rodri, Pedri, Lamine Yamal, Fermín, K. Adeyemi; Gabriel Jesus

Real Madrid Real Madrid

T. Courtois; F. Valverde, I. Konaté, D. Huijsen, Marc Cucurella; A. Güler, A. Tchouaméni, Endrick, J. Bellingham, Y. Diomande; Kylian Mbappé

Team Form Analysis

Barcelona

Barcelona

League Position: 1
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Barcelona Form Analysis

Barcelona's recent record is five wins from five across La Liga and the Champions League. The 21 goals scored work out at 4.2 per game, and they scored at least three in every match: 7-2 against Racing Santander on September 16, 3-1 at Sevilla on September 19, 3-0 against Getafe on October 10, 4-1 at Galatasaray on October 13, and 5-2 at Real Betis on October 17.

The defensive record is less tidy. Barcelona conceded seven goals over those five matches and kept just one clean sheet, against Getafe. Racing Santander and Real Betis each scored twice, so the team's attacking output has so far been outpacing its defensive solidity.

Four of the five matches were in La Liga, which supports their position at the top of the table, and three of those were away from home. The Champions League win at Galatasaray on October 13 also came away from Camp Nou. Winning on the road in both competitions shows the form is not confined to home fixtures. They enter the Real Madrid match having won all three of their away games in this run.

Real Madrid

Real Madrid

League Position: 3
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Real Madrid Form Analysis

Real Madrid have won four of their last five matches, with one league defeat. That loss was 2-1 away to Atletico Madrid on September 20. They responded with a 1-0 home win over Villarreal on October 10, then won 4-3 at AS Roma in the Champions League on October 14 and 4-1 at home against Sevilla in La Liga on October 18.

In attack, Real Madrid scored 14 goals in those five matches, an average of 2.8 per game. They scored at least three in three of them, including 3-2 at Elche on September 15. The defensive record shows 11 goals conceded, though the 1-0 victory over Villarreal was a clean sheet, and the other four matches all involved conceding at least once.

The run mixes domestic and European opponents, and two of the five matches were played away from the Santiago Bernabéu in non-league or league contexts (Elche and Roma). Results have held up through that schedule, with the October 18 Sevilla win coming four days after the Roma trip. Third place in La Liga reflects consistent results, with Barcelona above them.

Head-to-Head

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7 Wins
0 Draws
3 Wins
27
Goals Scored
19

Recent Meetings

Date Home Score Away
2026-05-10 Barcelona 2 - 0 Real Madrid
2026-01-11 Barcelona 3 - 2 Real Madrid
2025-10-26 Real Madrid 2 - 1 Barcelona
2025-05-11 Barcelona 4 - 3 Real Madrid
2025-04-26 Barcelona 3 - 2 AET Real Madrid
2025-01-12 Real Madrid 2 - 5 Barcelona
2024-10-26 Real Madrid 0 - 4 Barcelona
2024-08-03 Barcelona 2 - 1 Real Madrid
2024-04-21 Real Madrid 3 - 2 Barcelona
2024-01-14 Real Madrid 4 - 1 Barcelona

Memorable Matches

The recent history between these sides has produced a lot of goals. Barcelona won 5-2 at Real Madrid on January 12, 2025, and followed that with a 4-0 win away on October 26, 2024, two of the most one-sided results in the listed series. Barcelona also won 4-3 on May 11, 2025, a match that produced seven goals and a single-goal margin.

Real Madrid have had their moments as well. They won 4-1 over Barcelona on January 14, 2024, and 3-2 on April 21, 2024. Their most recent victory came 2-1 on October 26, 2025. Barcelona then won 3-2 on January 11, 2026 and 2-0 on May 10, 2026, which are the most recent results between the clubs.

Venue Factor

Camp Nou hosts this match, and Barcelona's home form in the recent data is strong. Their only home matches in the recent sample were a 7-2 win over Racing Santander on September 16 and a 3-0 win over Getafe on October 10, 10 goals scored and two conceded across the pair. The wider data gives no further home record, so these two results are the available evidence.

Barcelona have also won

Injury Concerns

Barcelona
R. Bardghji Knee Injury
Out
A. Christensen Muscle Injury
Out
Gabriel Jesus Injury
Out
Real Madrid
R. Asencio Broken Leg
Out
F. Mendy Hip Injury
Out
Rodrygo Knee Injury
Out
Vinicius Junior Red Card
Out