2011-2012 Spanish La Liga – Real Madrid vs Barcelona Live Stream on ESPN Deportes USA
The match between Real Madrid vs Barcelona, also called as El Clasico, will be played at Estadio Santiago Bernabéu in Madrid, Spain on December 10, 2011 Saturday 4PM EST / 9PM GMT.
Barcelona’s last La Liga game was a 5-0 win against Levante on December 3 at Nou. While Real Madrid’s last League game was a 3-0 drubbing of Sporting Gijon on December 3 at Gijon.
Both teams last met at Camp Nou in Barcelona, Spain the 2nd Leg of the Supercopa (Super Cup) match on August 17, 2011 where Barca won 3-2, with 5-4 aggregate score.
Real Madrid-Barcelona Preview:
Competition: 2011-2012 Spanish La Liga
Date: Saturday, December 10, 2011
Kick off time: 4PM EST / 9PM GMT
Venue: Estadio Santiago Bernabéu in Madrid, Spain
Watch on TV: USA – ESPN Deportes; United Kingdom – Sky Sports 3/HD; Australia – ESPN Australia
So, don’t forget to Watch Real Madrid vs Barcelona live stream on ESPN Deportes USA this Dec. 10, 2011 Saturday at 4PM EST / 9PM GMT.
It will also be shown on Sky Sports 3/HD in United Kingdom and on ESPN Australia. Watch out for it at game time.
UPDATE: Barcelona defeated Real Madrid, 3-1.
Goal Scorers: Barcelona – Alexis Sanchez 30′, Xavi (Marcelo OG) 53′, Cesc Fabregas 66′
Goal Scorers: Real Madrid – Benzema 1′
GAME RECAP
Barcelona beat Real Madrid 3-1 at the Bernabeu, having gone behind to a shock Karim Benzema goal after just 23 seconds, and leapfrog their rivals to go top of La Liga on goal difference.
The game got off to a blistering start as Barca goalkeeper Victor Valdes miskicked a clearance to Angel Di Maria and his shot rebounded to Benzema, who slotted home from close range.
Madrid pressed hard and forced Barca into more errors, but could not get another goal and, after letting Lionel Messi slide a through ball to Alexis Sanchez, the Catalans were level. Sanchez broke away and shrugged off the attentions of Pepe before firing a low shot past Iker Casillas.
After half-time, Barca took control, but were fortunate to go ahead. A long shot from Xavi rebounded off the heel of Marcelo and spun past Casillas, dropping in off the far post. As Madrid tired, the wind went out of their sails and Ronaldo spurned a glorious chance to level the scores; he headed wide from five yards out after a great cross from Xabi Alonso.
Minutes later Cesc Fabregas showed him how to do it as he got on the end of a Dani Alves cross to head the third goal and send Barcelona fans into raptures. (via espn)
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