Real Madrid: Ancelotti unveils his group for the Clasico!

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By: Manu Tournoux

Real Madrid: Ancelotti unveils his group for the Clasico!

This is the weekend match in Europe. This Sunday, Real Madrid travels to the lawn of FC Barcelona to play the last Clasico of the season which promises to be electric and intense.

Current second in the ranking with 4 points behind its Barcelona rival, the Madrid club has not yet said goodbye to the title. The men of Carlo Ancelotti – beaten 3 times by the Catalan club this year – will have to release the big game to hope to overthrow the band of Hansi Flick.

For this poster, the Italian manager unveiled his group. A decimated workforce with several absent including Antonio Rudiger, David Alaba or Ferland Mendy. Madrid will nevertheless be able to count on their offensive stars: Kylian Mbappé, Vinicius Junior, Jude Bellingham and Rodrygo.

What 11 facing Barça?

This clasico looks like a last chance for Real Madrid. Casa Blanca must win to hope to chew the title of Spanish champion at FC Barcelona. Carlo Ancelotti should align a competitive but above all balanced team to thwart the Catalan club.

Here is the probable 11 of Real Madrid vs FC Barcelona: Courtois – Garcia, Tchouameni, Asensio, Lucas Vasquez – Ceballos, Valverde, Bellingham – Guller – Mbappé, Vinicius

Rodrygo should start the meeting on the replacement bench.

French Football Weekly

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Manu Tournoux

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