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Manchester United – Alex Ferguson Doesn’t Think Cristiano Ronaldo Will Return
There’s not too much time left before Real Madrid land at the Old Trafford following their victorious Clasico week, with Cristiano Ronaldo feeling more confident than ever. Alex Ferguson is feeling quite confident about his team’s chances as well, but doesn’t think Ronaldo will make a return to Manchester United any time soon.
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Real Madrid – Cristiano Ronaldo Impresses Without Scoring
If there was any need for more proof as to how hot Cristiano Ronaldo is right now, you only needed to watch his 33 minutes after leaving the bench which didn’t result in a goal, but put Real Madrid back in charge of the Clasico and eventually give them enough inspiration to beat their biggest rivals once again.
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Lionel Messi Plays for the Inferior Team (Real Madrid vs Barcelona)
It won’t mean anything when it comes to who wins the league title, possibly the scoring title. Lionel Messi got on the scoresheet, but did absolutely nothing else, while Real Madrid dominated, played better and to win, getting it eventually with a winning goal from Sergio Ramos, before getting a bit lucky thanks to the referee.
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Where to Watch Real Madrid vs Barcelona Live
The sixth El Clasico match of the season will take place in the Santiago Bernabeu, with Real Madrid looking to beat Barcelona at their home stadium in a league match for the first time since 2008, and if you don’t know where to watch it live, we’re here to help.
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La Liga – Real Madrid vs Barcelona Predictions
A league Clasico that isn’t as important? Can that be? That’s the case more or less, with goals unrelated to the league title in the minds of both Real Madrid, no longer a factor in the La Liga title race, and Barcelona, who won’t let anything get in the way of a fourth championship in five seasons, but have other things to worry about.
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Real Madrid vs Barcelona – New Clasico Rulers
The current era in the Clasico rivalry between Barcelona and Real Madrid is pretty much defined by the moment Pep Guardiola became the head coach of Barcelona, changing the career trajectory of Lionel Messi. A season later Cristiano Ronaldo arrived, and Jose Mourinho a year after that. What was a Barca-dominated match up early on has taken a different direction in recent years.
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El Clasico Aftershock – Barcelona Under Fire, Real Madrid Relaxed
This hasn’t happened in a very long time – Barcelona are the side under tons of pressure to come out of some sort of crisis, while Real Madrid are the other half of the El Clasico rivalry that feels completely relaxed and confident heading into the second league meeting between the two teams this season.
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Real Madrid – The Ongoing Transformation of Cristiano Ronaldo
There’s something about the Nou Camp that makes Cristiano Ronaldo bring out the best of him, unlike his first two seasons with Real Madrid, or when he visited there with Manchester United. Despite some opinions earlier this season, Ronaldo is only getting better as a finisher and a player, something that began even before he came to Spain.
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Real Madrid – Xabi Alonso Finally Figures it Out
Most of the spotlight goes, obviously, to Cristiano Ronaldo, for another incredible display of what a counter attacking finisher should be. But the foundation for the goals and everything Real Madrid did in a magical night for them was the defense, led by Xabi Alonso and Raphael Varane, in a nearly flawless performance against the most difficult of opposition.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Makes Clasico History (Barcelona vs Real Madrid)
The revolution wasn’t perfect, but Jose Mourinho changed the dynamics of the Real Madrid – Barcelona rivalry with Real’s biggest win at the Camp Nou in a very long time, while Cristiano Ronaldo continues to bring his best to Clasico matches, and Lionel Messi continues to show his worst in recent big matches.