Who Has Won El Clásico More Times: Barcelona or Real Madrid? – Match History and Finals
An exciting Copa del Rey final is approaching between two teams that have historically been neck and neck.
This upcoming Saturday marks the third Clásico of the season and the second with a trophy at stake. After what happened in the two previous clashes, Real Madrid will be looking for revenge against a Barcelona side that’s having a solid season so far. Many are counting Madrid out, but they always rise to the occasion in matches like this. Historically, El Clásico favors Real Madrid.
To date — not counting Saturday’s match — Real Madrid and FC Barcelona have played 259 official matches, with the following record:
- 🏆 Real Madrid wins: 105
- 🏆 Barcelona wins: 102
- 🤝 Draws: 52
- ⚽ Goals by Barcelona: 425
- ⚽ Goals by Real Madrid: 438
The overall balance shows just how close the rivalry is, but Madrid leads by three victories.
Head-to-Head in the Copa del Rey
When it comes specifically to Copa del Rey clashes, the two sides have met 37 times, with this record:
- 🟦 Barcelona wins: 16
- ⚪ Real Madrid wins: 13
- 🤝 Draws: 8
So, although Barcelona has the upper hand in Copa del Rey encounters, Madrid is not far behind.
Copa del Rey Finals Between Madrid and Barça
In Copa del Rey finals, they’ve faced each other seven times so far. This Saturday’s final will be their eighth. The current record is:
- 🏅 Real Madrid titles: 4
- 🏅 Barcelona titles: 3
The most recent finals were in 2011 and 2014, both won by Real Madrid.
So, this weekend, Madrid has the chance to increase their edge in Copa del Rey final wins over Barça. It won’t be easy, but the team is focused and motivated to bring another trophy to the Bernabéu.
Everything at Stake
This will be a massive match, as both sides are aiming to lift a new trophy against their eternal rival. El Clásico is the most anticipated showdown in world football, featuring two of the biggest clubs on the planet. The historical balance is extremely tight, but Madrid has the overall edge so far.
Real Madrid will be aiming to win their third title of the season. After recent events in the Champions League, the Copa del Rey has become a major priority. Saturday will see the 260th Clásico, and Madrid will go for their 106th win, which would also earn them another Copa del Rey title.
