El ClásicoLaLiga EA Sports · Matchday 10Spotify Camp Nou, Barcelona
Kick-off Sunday 25 October, 23:00 Riyadh time
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When does El Clásico kick off?
Barcelona host Real Madrid at the Spotify Camp Nou on Sunday 25 October 2026. LaLiga lists the kick-off at 21:00 local time in Barcelona, which is 23:00 in Riyadh and across Saudi Arabia. Spain turns its clocks back one hour early on Sunday morning, so the game starts at 20:00 GMT, not 19:00 as it would have in summer time. The scoreboard above converts the start time to your own time zone automatically.
| Where you are | Kick-off |
|---|---|
| Riyadh, Jeddah, Mecca | Sun 23:00 |
| Barcelona, Madrid | Sun 21:00 |
| London | Sun 20:00 |
| New York | Sun 16:00 |
| Los Angeles | Sun 13:00 |
| India | Mon 01:30 |
| Tokyo | Mon 05:00 |
| Sydney | Mon 07:00 |
What is at stake
Barcelona lead LaLiga with 27 points from nine matches, a perfect record so far. Atlético Madrid are second on 22 and Real Madrid third on 21, so a home win would put Hansi Flick's side nine points clear of Madrid after ten rounds, while a Madrid win would cut the gap to three. Barcelona arrive on the back of their first setback of the season, a 4-2 Champions League defeat at Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday, after league wins over Sevilla (3-1), Getafe (3-0) and Real Betis (5-2). Real Madrid, coached by José Mourinho, have won four of their last five, including 4-1 wins over Sevilla and RB Leipzig this month; their only defeat in that run was 2-1 at Atlético in September.
Madrid are without Vinícius Júnior, who is serving a four-match LaLiga suspension. BBC Sport expects Yan Diomande, who has started five of Madrid's last six games, to take the left-sided role, with Endrick and Carlos Espí as options from the bench behind Kylian Mbappé.
Head-to-head
Barcelona have won four of the last five meetings:
- 10 May 2026, LaLiga: Barcelona 2-0 Real Madrid
- 11 Jan 2026, Spanish Super Cup final: Barcelona 3-2 Real Madrid
- 26 Oct 2025, LaLiga: Real Madrid 2-1 Barcelona
- 11 May 2025, LaLiga: Barcelona 4-3 Real Madrid
- 26 Apr 2025, Copa del Rey final: Barcelona 3-2 Real Madrid (after extra time)
Over the whole history of the fixture, LaLiga counts 264 official meetings since 1902, with 106 wins each and 52 draws. In the league alone, Real Madrid lead 80 wins to 77, with 35 draws, from 192 games. The first league Clásico was played on 17 February 1929 at Les Corts, and Lionel Messi remains the fixture's record scorer with 26 goals.
How to follow the match
Keep this page open: the score, the match minute and every goal (scorer, minute and team) refresh on their own every 45 seconds once the game starts, and the page switches to a full-time result when the referee blows the final whistle. It is a text-only tracker. We do not stream or embed the match; to watch it, use the official rights holder in your country. FC Barcelona publishes a country-by-country guide to kick-off times and broadcasters; in the Middle East and North Africa the match is on beIN Sports.
For team news, the tactical battle and our view of the game, read our full preview:
El Clásico preview: Barcelona chase a record start against Real Madrid →
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Sources
- LaLiga: FC Barcelona vs Real Madrid match centre (kick-off, history and records)
- Real Madrid: date and kick-off time confirmed
- FC Barcelona: when and where to watch
- BBC Sport: Real Madrid's attacking options during the Vinícius Jr ban
- ESPN: match page, table, recent form and head-to-head data
Live data comes from ESPN's public scoreboard and may lag the broadcast by up to a minute. Team names are shown as text only. Last checked by WorldScope: Saturday 24 October 2026.
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