The Spanish soccer classic between Barcelona and Real Madrid is one of the most watched matches every year and the rivalry between these great European clubs only grows every day.
So far this season, Los Blancos and Los Blaugrana have only met twice, with each team claiming a victory, although Barcelona have already snatched the first title of the year from Real Madrid by winning the final of the Spanish Super Cup.
Barcelona vs Real Madrid: Who has won the most Clasicos?
The two most important clubs in Spain have played the match with the most editions in La Liga. In La Liga alone, Barcelona and Real Madrid have met 190 times, with the white team winning 79 times and Barcelona 76, with only 35 draws.
In total classics, counting all competitions, the two teams have faced each other a total of 263 times, with Real Madrid leading in victories by just one victory, as the team owned by Florentino Perez has 106 victories and Joan Laporta’s team has 105 and 52 draws in its history.
If we talk about goals, the club now managed by Alvaro Arbeloa has scored 444 goals, five more than the Catalan club, which has 439, which shows a real equality between the two clubs when it comes to facing each other.
When will the next Spanish Clasico be played?
FC Barcelona and Real Madrid will meet again in La Liga on May 10, 2026 at the Spotify Camp Nou, the home of the Catalan club. The match, corresponding to the 35th round of the domestic championship, promises to be decisive in the fight for the championship, as it will be played at the end of the season and at the moment both teams are very close to each other in positions one and two in the overall standings.
Although there are still several months to go before this great match is played again, both teams will be looking to be in the best possible shape and at the highest level to face their arch-rivals.
If Barcelona manages to win again against the white team and does so by five goals without the Merengue club scoring, Barcelona would be tying with Real Madrid in goals and victories counting all the confrontations.
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