The football world is set to be captivated by yet another thrilling encounter between Real Madrid and Barcelona, a match that never ceases to excite fans across the globe. This upcoming El Clásico is not just a battle for glory but also a crucial fixture in the LaLiga title race. Real Madrid currently leads the table with 24 points, closely followed by Barcelona with 22 points.
With both teams showcasing impressive form in recent matches, fans can expect a high-octane clash filled with drama and top-tier football. Real Madrid’s recent victory over Juventus and Barcelona’s commanding win against Olympiacos highlight their readiness for this iconic showdown.
Real Madrid – Barcelona: When and Where?
- City: Madrid
- Stadium: Estadio Santiago Bernabeu
- Date: 26 October 2025
- Hour: 17:15
The Estadio Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid will be the venue for this highly anticipated LaLiga encounter on 26 October 2025. The match is scheduled to kick off at 17:15 local time, ensuring a prime viewing experience for fans.
Real Madrid – Barcelona: On Which TV Channel?
- Channel: SuperSport 12, Channel Sport 1 Afrique
- Broadcast time: 5:15 PM SAST
South African fans can catch the live broadcast of this epic clash on SuperSport 12 and Channel Sport 1 Afrique at 5:15 PM SAST. These channels will provide comprehensive coverage of the match, bringing all the action from the Santiago Bernabeu straight to your screens. For those looking for streaming options, the game will also be available on SuperSport’s digital platforms. For further verification of broadcast details, visit Live Soccer.
Real Madrid – Barcelona: Predicted Lineups
The El Clásico is set to be an intense battle, with both teams fielding strong lineups despite injury concerns. Real Madrid, with a slight edge in the standings, will aim to maintain their lead, while Barcelona will strive to leapfrog their arch-rivals.
| 2Daniel Carvajal |
| 9Endrick |
| 11Rodrygo |
| 12Trent Alexander-Arnold |
| 13Andriy Lunin |
| 16Gonzalo Garcia |
| 17Raul Asencio |
| 19Dani Ceballos |
| 20Fran García |
| 21Brahim Diaz |
| 23Ferland Mendy |
| 30Franco Mastantuono |
| 4Ronald Araujo |
| 17Marc Casado |
| 18Gerard Martin |
| 22Marc Bernal |
| 26Jofre Torrents |
| 27Dro Fernández |
| 28Roony Bardghji |
| 29Toni Fernandez |
| 31Diego Kochen |
| 33Eder Aller |
| 42Xavi Espart |
Real Madrid Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
Real Madrid’s expected lineup reflects their attacking prowess and defensive solidity. Key players like Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Junior will be crucial in their forward line. However, injuries to key defenders such as Antonio Rüdiger and David Alaba may affect their backline strategy.
- Real Madrid Predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Thibaut Courtois, Right back – Federico Valverde, Right center back – Eder Militao, Left center back – Raul Asencio, Left back – Álvaro Fernández Carreras, Defensive midfielder – Aurelien Tchouameni, Right midfielder – Arda Guler, Left midfielder – Eduardo Camavinga, Attacking midfielder – Jude Bellingham, Right forward – Kylian Mbappe, Left forward – Vinicius Junior
- Real Madrid injuries and suspensions: Antonio Rüdiger, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Daniel Carvajal, Dean Donny Huijsen, Dani Ceballos, David Alaba
Barcelona Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
Barcelona will rely on the creative genius of players like Pedri and the attacking flair of Lamine Yamal. Despite some key players being sidelined, including Marc-Andre ter Stegen, the team remains formidable.
- Barcelona Predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Wojciech Szczesny, Right back – Jules Kounde, Right center back – Pau Cubarsi, Left center back – Eric Garcia, Left back – Álex Balde, Right central midfielder – Pedri, Central midfielder – Fermin Lopez, Left central midfielder – Marc Casado, Right forward – Lamine Yamal, Center forward – Ferran Torres, Left forward – Marcus Rashford
- Barcelona injuries and suspensions: Dani Rodriguez, Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Gavi, Joan Garcia, Dani Olmo, Robert Lewandowski, Frenkie De Jong
 Antonio Rüdiger Leg injury Doubtful |
 Daniel Carvajal Knee injury Early January 2026 |
Aurelien Tchouameni Muscle injury Early December 2025 |
Franco Mastantuono Groin injury Early December 2025 |
Thibaut Courtois Muscle injury About 1-2 weeks |
Federico Valverde Hamstring Injury About 1-2 weeks |
Eduardo Camavinga Hamstring Injury Late November 2025 |
Dani Rodriguez Dislocated shoulder Unknown |
Marc-Andre ter Stegen Back injury Back in training |
Gavi Meniscus injury Late February 2026 |
Joan Garcia Meniscus injury Back in training |
Raphinha Thigh injury Doubtful |
Pedri Muscle injury Early December 2025 |
Marc Casado Thigh injury Doubtful |
Lamine Yamal Groin injury About a week |
As anticipation builds for this monumental match, fans are encouraged to tune in and witness what promises to be another classic chapter in the storied rivalry between Real Madrid and Barcelona.
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