La Liga round 35: Barcelona reverses Real Madrid, national derby record no draw in 18 games

Recommended Network May 12th In the just-concluded La Liga 35th round, the national derby between Barcelona and Real Madrid was staged again. In the end, Barcelona defeated Real Madrid 4-3 at home. This game not only brought a wonderful visual feast to the fans, but also set a new historical record.

At the beginning of the game, Real Madrid quickly got into the form and took a 2-0 lead in the first half, as if victory was in sight. However, Barcelona was not discouraged. They launched a Jedi counterattack in the first half. With the tacit cooperation and tenacious fighting spirit of the players, they scored four goals in a row and successfully surpassed the score. In the second half, Real Madrid scored another goal by Mbappe, but it was still unable to change the result of the game in the end, and Barcelona won the key victory with a score of 4-3.

This victory not only allowed Barcelona to chase Real Madrid in the standings, but also set a new record for the Spanish national derby, that is, there was no draw in 18 consecutive games, which is the longest record in history. In these 18 matches, Real Madrid won 10 games while Barcelona won 8 games. The difference between the two sides was minimal, which was undoubtedly the most intense and unpredictable period in the history of the Spanish national derby.