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Home / Sports / Real Beat Barca In Legends Face Off

Real beat Barca in legends’ face-off

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Navi Mumbai, Updated At : 09:12 AM Apr 07, 2025 IST
Barcelona’s Xavi in action with Real Madrid’s Luis Figo. REUTERS photo

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Real Madrid Leyendas defeated FC Barcelona Legends 2-0 as the two iconic football giants reignited their rivalry here on Sunday as part of the much-anticipated ‘Legends Faceoff’.

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Morientes opened the scoring for Real Madrid in the 14th minute, capitalising on a well-worked move orchestrated by Luis Figo and Michael Owen.

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The second half saw the intensity rise as Barcelona pushed hard to break through the Real defence. With the crowd roaring them on, they turned up the heat, launching wave after wave of attacks. Just as Barcelona looked close to scoring, Real Madrid doubled their lead in the 69th minute. A moment of brilliance from David Barral saw him skip past two legendary defenders — Carles Puyol and Frank de Boer — before calmly slotting the ball past the goalkeeper.

The strike further energised the Madrid camp and left the crowd at DY Patil Stadium in awe.

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