Real Madrid vs Barcelona Prediction 14.01.2024

• Competition: Spanish Supercopa &— Final
• Date: Sunday, 14th, January 2024
• Kickoff: 19:00 UTC / 20.00 CET
• Venue: KSU Stadium (Riyadh)

A spectacular showdown is set to take place at the King Saud University Stadium in Riyadh this Sunday, where Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona will compete in the Supercopa final. Both teams will be seeking to secure the season’s first silverware.

Real Madrid vs Barcelona Betting Tips: Real to Win

The stage at Al Nassr’s home in Riyadh is set for us to enjoy all the thrilling moments every fan longs for from the “El Clasico” &— an exceptional spectacle filled with a barrage of goals. All eyes are on Real Madrid to emerge victorious in this spirited battle, in pursuit of their 13th trophy in this competition. This would bring them one step closer to Barcelona, the most successful team in the competition.

Additionally, Los Merengues will be driven by a thirst for vengeance following their significant 1-3 loss to arch-rivals Barcelona in the Spanish Supercopa final a year ago. This event signified Xavi’s inaugural silverware since assuming control of the Catalan giants.

Despite the absence of several crucial defensive players, Real has continued to deliver impressive performances both domestically and on the international stage. They have stretched their unbeaten run to 20 games across all competitions, capping it off with an exciting 5-3 win against Atletico in the Madrid derby, amassing a total of eight goals.

During that undefeated run, Ancelotti’s team only drew three times, winning the other 17 matches. One of these victories was against their fierce rivals, Barcelona, where they came back from a one-goal deficit at halftime to win 2-1, thanks to Bellingham’s double goals.

Holding a record of 14 titles in the Spanish Super Cup, Barcelona secured their place in the tournament’s 26th final following a comfortable 2-0 win over last year’s Copa del Rey runner-up, Osasuna. The victory was brought about by goals from the squad’s most seasoned player, Robert Lewandowski, and its youngest, Lamine Yamal, who is just 16.

Xavi’s team secured their fourth successive victory against the Pamplona outfit. However, ongoing defensive issues prevent us from confidently asserting that the Catalan giant has completely recovered from its struggles. This is particularly evident as Thursday’s match was the first time they kept a clean sheet in seven games.

Furthermore, the secured 2-0 victory against Osasuna marked Barcelona’s first success with a two-goal margin since September 19 when they crushing Antwerp 5-0, which is another sign that something is not right with them and that they are not even a pale shadow of last year’s LaLiga winners. In peak form, Real, armed with their formidable attacking trio, is determined to avenge last year’s loss in the final against Xavi and his team and embrace the 13th Supercopa trophy.