“I have not seen Madrid surrendering”.
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Andres Iniesta put Barca firmly in the driving seat with a third eight minutes into the second half and Suarez completed the rout and his brace on 74 minutes, although the scoreline could have been much greater.
Suarez’s opener in El Clasico was a trademark clinical finish that bent beyond Keylor Navas into the far corner, while his second was equally clear as he jumped Madrid’s weak offside line. We need to get together with the group and prepare for the next matches.
The 35-year-old, now plying his trade in Qatar, feels Barca handed their rivals an “incredible” footballing lesson, and were mightily impressive as they extended their lead at the top of the Spanish standings to six points. “I insist that we haven’t played well and the only think that we can do now is recover as quickly as possible to face the next game”.
FC Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi returned to action in his team’s 4-0 El Clasico drubbing of Real Madrid on Saturday – this is what he had to say after the victorious display. “There’s a long way to go, this isn’t decisive at all, but we leave here very satisfied”.
Despite just two defeats in 16 games in charge, Real boss Rafael Benitez’s job is now in doubt as fans turned on club president Florentino Perez toward the end of the game.
“Congratulations to all the Barcelona players, that was a footballing show at Real Madrid”, he wrote on his official Instagram page.
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“It has not gone as we wanted”. The fans were being treated to some of the best football ever played, but had their heads in their hands. I am very happy with the team ” s exhibition. It’s important to win here, above all, because of the happiness that a win like this creates for our fans. While results have generally been positive since he took charge this summer, Benitez has had to repeatedly counter accusations that he has made the team more defensively minded.
