The hype for Kylian Mbappe's first El Classico Intensifies, millions of fans await in virtual queues for tickets

One of the fiercest footballing rivalries of all time, El-Classico is about to return next week and the fans have responded in large numbers as the virtual queue for the tickets stands at 1.1 million

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Shubhrajit Goswami
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The rivalry between Real Madrid and Barcelona has captivated audiences around the world for generations, and the matchups in the 21st century have been particularly intense and significant.

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Both teams have experienced unforgettable moments in this storied rivalry, and Spanish football has greatly benefited from their frequent clashes. While recent encounters have often leaned in favour of Carlo Ancelotti's squad, Barcelona has also achieved notable victories, showcasing the competitive spirit and talent of both sides. This ongoing rivalry continues to enrich the landscape of football.

El-Classico ticket demand on Rise 

Unprecedented demand for tickets for this month’s Clásico showdown between Real Madrid and Barcelona has led to over a million people eagerly waiting in the virtual queue. The fact that Madrid's star Kylian Mbappe will be playing his first El Classico has added to the fans' excitement. On 26 October, this match presents a critical opportunity for Madrid to reclaim their position at the top of the table.

Real Madrid has opened ticket sales this Friday for the highly anticipated El Clásico, where Barcelona will face off against them at the Santiago Bernabéu on Saturday, October 26. Although the tickets are exclusively available to non-season ticket holders, the virtual queue had already reached an impressive 1.1 million fans by 11:00 AM local time.

The starting price for tickets is 130 euros, reflecting a significant demand for this iconic match. Fans from all over have been eagerly waiting—some for several hours—to secure their opportunity to experience the clash between Ancelotti's Madrid and Flick's Barça live in the stadium.

Both teams are set to resume action this weekend after a brief international break. Real Madrid will head to Vigo to face ninth-placed Celta on Saturday, while Barcelona will host Sevilla the following day. Currently, Barcelona leads the standings with 24 points, maintaining a narrow three-point advantage over Madrid.

A Closely Contested Affair

Looking ahead, the Week 11 match against Barcelona will mark the second consecutive game for Los Blancos at the Santiago Bernabéu. 

In the last 5 meetings, Real Madrid have won thrice while Barcelona emerged victorious on two occasions. In the last El-Classico Real Madrid humbled Barcelona 4-1 in the Supercopa de Espana final.

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