FC Barcelona News: 27 October 2024
A round-up of the latest Barcelona news and rumors
Real Madrid 0-4 FC Barcelona: Viva la vida! - FC Barcelona
Up and up. Paradise. Miracles. Magic… Barça had Coldplay on their shirts this evening, and so many of their song titles can describe the way their fans are feeling right now. A Head Full of Dreams. Viva la Vida!
HIGHLIGHTS | Real Madrid v Barça - FC Barcelona
All the action from the Santiago Bernabéu in La Liga.
Lamine Yamal youngest Clásico goalscorer - FC Barcelona
Lamine Yamal is the embodiment of the new Barça side under coach Hansi Flick and at 17 years of age he has set another record for the history books in the Clásico.
Hansi Flick: 'Everyone gave 100%' - FC Barcelona
Hansi Flick, as one would only expect after managing his team to a 4-0 win at the Santiago Bernabéu is a very happy man. "Everyone followed the plan we'd designed and gave 100%" he said. "We knew how to defend well and stuck to our ideas even though Madrid didn't allow us very much space. In the second half, we had a lot more control of the ball, but the whole team did an extraordinary job."
Flick passes first Clásico test with flying colours - FC Barcelona
Hans-Dieter Flick is working miracles at FC Barcelona. He has brought personality, self-belief and charisma to a side so solid that they are almost impossible to beat. And if the 4-1 win over Bayern Munich on Wednesday wasn't already more than enough to prove it, they have just utterly humiliated Real Madrid in their very own stadium, winning 4-0 and playing outstanding football in the process.
Inaki Pena: El Clasico win shows Barcelona can beat anyone - Football España
Barcelona have fired a warning shot over their La Liga title charge this season according to Inaki Pena. La Blaugrana end the weekend six points clear at the top of the table following an incredible night at Real Madrid.
Man United 'open talks' with former Barcelona boss Xavi Hernández - Football España
Manchester United remain keen on a move to bring in Xavi Hernandez to replace Erik ten Hag. The Red Devils face a crucial call on their future of their Dutch coach before the November international break.
Source: barcablaugranes.com
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