The first el Clasico of 2015 will be watched by a global viewing audience of more than 400 million. It is, without a doubt, the biggest club game in all of soccer.
Here’s everything you need to know about el Clasico — from the history of el Clasico to everything else:
Kickoff time: 2:45pm ET/1pm PT
Predicted lineups and team news
Videos of iconic el Clasico moments:
• Fans throw pig’s head at Luis Figo in Camp Nou,
• Alfredo di Stefano shows Barcelona what they missed out on,
• Ronaldinho bewitches the Santiago Bernabeu.
SEE ALSO — How to watch el Clasico online on your computer, phone, tablet or Roku
El Clasico news
• Background details on referee assigned to el Clasico,
• Real Madrid must stop Leo Messi,
• El Clasico showdown could be La Liga title decider, says Gerard Pique,
• Real Madrid will need luck to beat Barcelona, says Karim Benzema,
• Real Madrid players close ranks ahead of el Clasico showdown,
• Luis Suarez says Barcelona must take advantage of Real Madrid’s defensive weaknesses,
• Carlo Ancelotti reveals Real Madrid’s starting XI for el Clasico,
• Neymar expects el Clasico to be like a final and has targeted the treble.
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NOTE TO FOOTBALL FANS IN THE UK:
If you live in England or the United Kingdom, the Barcelona vs. Real Madrid match will not be shown live on TV or online. But you can watch it live online via fuboTV. More details below:
OR, you can use VyprVPN on a free 3-day trial:
After signing up for a VPN and setting your server to a USA location, sign up for the free 7-day trial to fuboTV to watch the match.
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