Real Madrid suffered a 4-0 defeat against Barcelona, in a match where Lewandowski shone with a double and Lamine Yamal contributed to the victory with a goal. This result marked the first defeat for the merengues in La Liga since September 2024 and prevented them from matching the record of 43 unbeaten matches that Barça achieved between 2017 and 2018.
The Catalan team, led by an inspired Lewandowski who reached 14 goals in the Spanish league, broke a streak of four consecutive defeats against Real Madrid in official matches. The team managed by Hansi Flick showed solidity in their strategy and achieved a convincing victory that solidified their lead in the league with 30 points, six above the merengues.
The match was marked by Barcelona's effectiveness in the second half, where they scored four goals against a Real Madrid that failed to react. Mbappé, in his first Clásico, was frustrated by several offside decisions, including the annulment of a goal by VAR. The white team also fell into an offside position 12 times throughout the match, contrasting with Barcelona's good defensive performance.
Real Madrid's coach, Carlo Ancelotti, acknowledged the toughness of the moment and called on his team to keep working. Meanwhile, Barça defender Íñigo Martínez positively assessed his team's performance and expressed optimism for the future. Barcelona's great victory, along with other results in the league, marked an intense matchday in La Liga.
