In a remarkable El Clasico showdown on Saturday, Barcelona handed Real Madrid a resounding 4-0 defeat in La Liga, the first home league loss for Real Madrid in over a year. Polish striker Robert Lewandowski played a pivotal role in Barcelona's victory, scoring two goals in quick succession during the 54th and 56th minutes. The team’s dominance continued as 17-year-old Lamine Yamal found the net in the 77th minute, while Brazilian winger Raphinha wrapped up the scoring in the 84th minute, delivering a crushing blow to their rivals.
Lewandowski's double strikes have increased his season total to 14 goals, securing his position as the league’s top scorer. Yamal's goal not only contributed to the win but also made him the youngest player to score in an El Clasico match, cementing his place in the history books.
This decisive victory at the Santiago Bernabéu pushes Barcelona to the top with 30 points, establishing a commanding six-point lead over second-place Real Madrid. Additionally, the win ends Real Madrid’s impressive 42-match unbeaten run in league play, underscoring the commanding performance by the Catalan giants.