Bellingham’s
stoppage time goal seals the victory of the El Clasico at the Santiago
Bernabeu.

The match
was an exemplary start for the visitors, as Christensen’s header led Barcelona
to take the lead in the very 6th minute of the match.

The joy of
the visitors was short-lived as Vinicius Jr. equalised the match, scoring the
penalty which was conceded as Cubarsi brought down Lucas Vázquez.

Barcelona
tried to win their lead back.

Yamal flicks
the ball near the goalpost. It was not clear whether it was stopped on the line
or crossed the line due to the absence of the goal line technology. The VAR was
used.

The VAR took
a long time to check.

Much to
Barcelona’s dismay, it was not a goal.

More like a
disgrace, as being the biggest league in the world, there wasn’t any goal-line
technology used. 

There was a
penalty appeal made by Barcelona on a challenge against Yamal, but the referee
pointed for a Madrid goal-kick.

Frenkie de
Jong is carried off a stretcher after getting his ankle jolted after going
one-on-one against Valverde.

Fermin’s
goal in the 69th minute gave Barcelona their lead back. He indeed made no
mistake in finding the back of the net.

But alas,
their happiness was not to be.

Lucas
Vasquez equalised scoring from an assist from Vinicius Jr.

It was
surprising how none of the defenders were marking him.

Real Madrid
was not stopping here.

Jude
Bellingham scored a late goal from an assist from Lucas Vasquez to register
Real Madrid their El Clasico win.

 The match ended 3-2.

The end of
the match saw the following stats:

This match puts Carlo Ancelotti’s side
11 points clear at the top of the La Liga table.