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Barcelona Humiliate Real Madrid 5-2 in Spanish Super Cup Final

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Real Madrid suffered yet another embarrassing Clasico defeat, falling 5-2 to Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup final. For the second consecutive meeting, Carlo Ancelotti’s side was exposed defensively, conceding five goals in just 50 minutes.

Los Blancos were consistently beaten on the counterattack, struggling to contain Barcelona’s relentless attacking play. Despite an early lead from Kylian Mbappe, Real Madrid’s defensive frailties led to a heavy defeat against their biggest rivals.

Goals Galore: How the Clasico Unfolded

This was far from a cagey affair—from the very first minute, the game was full of chaos and attacking intent.

Mbappe opened the scoring, finishing a well-orchestrated counterattack with a powerful strike.

Lamine Yamal responded quickly, cutting inside and curling a low shot into the bottom corner.

Lewandowski made it 2-1 from the penalty spot after Madrid’s sloppy defending led to a foul inside the box.

Raphinha scored Barcelona’s third, finding himself in acres of space and converting a free header.

Balde made it four after a Madrid mistake from a corner, finishing a swift counterattack with ease.

Raphinha completed the rout, twisting Aurelien Tchouameni inside out before wrong-footing Courtois.

Madrid’s Brief Hope Ends Quickly

After going 5-1 down, Madrid saw a glimmer of hope when Wojciech Szczesny was sent off for bringing down Mbappe outside the box. Rodrygo curled in a stunning free-kick, but that was all Madrid could manage. Even against 10 men, they failed to break down a disciplined Barcelona defense.

Real Madrid Player Ratings (GOAL’s Assessment)

Thibaut Courtois (4/10) – Left exposed by his defense but could have done better.

Dani Carvajal (3/10) – Struggled against Balde and was repeatedly beaten.

Antonio Rudiger (3/10) – Poor positioning and awareness in crucial moments.

Aurelien Tchouameni (2/10) – Twisted inside out by Raphinha and looked completely lost.

Ferland Mendy (3/10) – Failed to provide any defensive stability.

Eduardo Camavinga (5/10) – One of Madrid’s better performers, but overwhelmed.

Toni Kroos (4/10) – Couldn’t control the midfield as Barca dominated.

Jude Bellingham (5/10) – Worked hard but had little impact.

Rodrygo (6/10) – Scored a brilliant free-kick but was quiet otherwise.

Vinicius Jr. (5/10) – Threatened early but faded as Barca took control.

Kylian Mbappe (6/10) – Scored the opener but couldn’t inspire a comeback.

Substitutes

Brahim Diaz (5/10) – Added some energy but couldn’t change the game.

Joselu (4/10) – Barely involved.

Luka Modric (5/10) – Showed experience but couldn’t control the midfield battle.

Real Madrid endured a nightmare Clasico, suffering their second straight humiliation at the hands of Barcelona. Their defensive woes were brutally exposed, while Barca’s attacking quality shone through. Watching their arch-rivals lift another trophy will be a bitter pill to swallow, and Carlo Ancelotti must find solutions quickly if Madrid are to recover from this disastrous defeat.

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