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Barcelona has a golden opportunity to clinch the La Liga title against Real Madrid, needing only a draw to secure it. However, a victory would see the Catalans draw level with their arch-rivals in the all-time El Clásico head-to-head. Currently, Real Madrid holds a narrow lead with 106 wins to Barcelona's 105, with 52 matches ending in a stalemate.
Recent encounters have seen Hansi Flick's side dominate, securing three significant cup finals. These include two Super Cup triumphs (2-5 and 3-2) and a dramatic 3-2 Copa del Rey victory, sealed by Jules Kounde's extra-time winner.
In terms of goals scored in El Clásico history, Barcelona trails slightly. The Blaugrana have netted 439 times, while Real Madrid boasts 444 goals.
Looking at the last ten El Clásico fixtures, both teams have claimed five victories apiece. Despite this even split, Barcelona holds a slight edge in goal difference, having scored 24 goals compared to Madrid's 20.
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