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Barcelona Dominates Real Madrid 4-0 in Thrilling Clasico Showdown

In a stunning display, Barcelona triumphed over their arch-rivals Real Madrid with a commanding 4-0 victory in the first Clasico of the season. This decisive win not only propelled Barca six points clear at the top of LaLiga but also ended Los Blancos’ impressive year-long unbeaten streak.

Entering the match, Madrid aimed to match the record for the longest unbeaten run in LaLiga history, a remarkable 43-game streak set by Ernesto Valverde’s Barcelona from 2017 to 2018. However, the Santiago Bernabeu crowd was left in shock as Barcelona showcased their dominance.

Robert Lewandowski was the star of the show, scoring twice within two minutes in the second half. He was joined on the scoresheet by young sensation Lamine Yamal and Raphinha, further solidifying Barcelona’s title ambitions with their 10th win in 11 matches this season.

Despite Madrid’s early pressure, they struggled to break through Barcelona’s well-executed offside trap. Kylian Mbappe had a couple of near misses, including a shot that was cleared off the line by Inaki Pena, and another that was ruled offside after he chipped the ball over the goalkeeper.

The tide turned after halftime when Lewandowski opened the scoring just nine minutes into the second half, finishing low from the edge of the area after receiving a pass from Marc Casado. He quickly added a second goal, expertly heading the ball into the bottom-right corner from an Alejandro Balde cross.

Real Madrid fought hard for a comeback, with Pena making a crucial one-on-one save against Mbappe. Lewandowski, however, missed two golden opportunities for a hat-trick, hitting the post and then shooting over from a tight angle.

Barcelona extended their lead when Raphinha set up Yamal, who confidently slotted the ball inside the near post. The scoring was capped off with six minutes remaining as Raphinha scored himself, delicately lifting the ball over the goalkeeper after receiving a precise pass from Inigo Martinez.

This emphatic victory sends a clear message about Barcelona’s title aspirations as they continue to dominate LaLiga this season.

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Tanbir Ahmed is a passionate football content writer with over three years of experience crafting engaging articles, match analyses, and feature stories. His expertise spans from in-depth tactical breakdowns to capturing the human stories behind the sport.

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