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In the SuperCopa Final, Barcelona defeated Real Madrid 3-1 thanks to a goal from Robert Lewandowski, who scored his first El-Clasico goal.


Barça defeats Real Madrid 3-1 to win the SuperCopa championship.
The team that began the match against Barcelona on January 15 was altered in three ways by Carlo Ancelotti after the European champions were forced into penalty shootouts by Valencia in the quarterfinal.

Mendy, Carvajal, and Modric replaced Rodri, Varquez, and Nacho.

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For Sergi Roberto, Alba, and Raphinha, Xavi substituted Kounde, Balde, and Busquet.

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The two teams have already met once this year, at that meeting. Real Madrid dominated the first encounter in La Liga, winning 3-1 at the Santiago Bernabeu.

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At the Fahd International Stadium, Xavi wanted to exact revenge for the loss and hoist the Supercopa trophy.

The Catalans performed exceptionally well in the first half. Los Blancos, who appeared to have lost their footing in the game, were overpowered by Barcelona.

More passes were completed by the Xavi-led team in the Real Madrid half, and as the pressure increased, Courtois was forced to make some challenging stops.

Mendy successfully marked out Dembele on the right flank, but Gavi excelled in the middle of the park. The youngster who troubled Real Madrid’s midfield and cut off supplies to Karim Benzema up front put on yet another masterclass.

It appears Carlo Ancelotti got his tactical maneuvers wrong. Camavinga was hushed in the center of the park. The Los Blancos’ decision to put the Frenchman in the center, between Kroos and Modric in the left and right midfield, backfired.

The Madrid defense was put under a lot of stress as a result of Gavi, Pedri, and Busquets’ superior play.

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