Marcus Rashford opened the scoring for Barcelona against Real Madrid in El Clasico with a powerful free kick. Just a handful of minutes were enough for this edition of Spanish Clasico to break the deadlock. England’s Marcus Rashford opened the scoring for Barcelona against Real Madrid with a powerful free kick.

Barcelona hosted Real Madrid on Sunday night in a decisive El Clásico clash at Spotify Camp Nou, with the La Liga title potentially on the line. Barcelona entered the match holding an 11-point advantage at the top of the table with only four games remaining and needed just a draw to mathematically secure their 29th league title.

Following El Clásico, Toni Kroos delivered a scathing assessment of his long-time club, Real Madrid. Sunday's 2-0 loss to FC Barcelona confirms that Real Madrid will go a second consecutive campaign—and their first since Kroos' departure—without a major trophy.

With his stunning strike against Real Madrid on Sunday, Marcus Rashford became just the second Barcelona player this century to net a direct free kick in El Clasico, joining the legendary Lionel Messi in an exclusive two-man club.

Celebrations unfolded in the stands as the minutes ticked on and come the final whistle, the players joined in. For the first time in history, the Barcelona clinched the La Liga title in a Clásico—and Real Madrid could do nothing but watch as they ended the season trophyless.

Literal infighting, rising tensions and another season without a trophy. It has been a truly punishing campaign for Real Madrid.

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This strong reaction comes at an already tense moment around Real Madrid and Mbappe himself. Over the past few days, an online petition titled “Mbappe Out” reportedly gained massive traction online after the French forward was seen vacationing with his girlfriend during his injury recovery period.

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Taking to his Instagram story, Yamal posted a video of himself celebrating Torres' clinching goal from the stands. The 18-year-old, who is currently racing to be fit for Spain’s World Cup campaign, captioned the footage 'talk is cheap',