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How bad is Messis injury? Ive seen conflicting reports in various media outlets. I didnt watch the game but saw stills of it & his arm looked bent in a very awkward angle.

According to Barca press release he is out for 3 weeks apprixamately:
https://www.fcbarcelona.com/football/first-team/news/2018-2019/messi-out-for-three-weeks-with-a-fractured-arm

So he's going to miss a few key games like the Champions League match against Inter and the Clasico against Real Madrid next weekend.

Fun fact: it'll be the first time in 11 years that we won't see Messi and Ronaldo playing El Clasico.

As a RM fan, I'm upset that Barcelona won't have Messi as I would've liked to see the best players on the pitch. On the other hand, we might have a shot against Barcelona, no Messi is a massive handicap, but still, given how shit we are right now (we've won 1 out the last 5 games in the league), I believe the chances of winning are very low. I'll take at least a draw.

With the way Real Madrid have been playing so poorly, it wouldnt be surprising if Barcelona are able to beat them in the El Classico without Messi in the team and they should be even grateful that he is out injured.

Agreed, Messi would have sealed the victory within half an hour if he head played this game and Madrid kept their poor form. I now see the worth of Ronaldo to this Madrid squad and still can't understand why they sold him.

Money matters, i think it was Ronaldo's wish to leave the club and join Juventus as he got very high Package. But still without it Real Madrid are lacking the front end support. Now they are in 7th position in LA LIGA. I think Barcelona will beat Real Madrid easily with good goal margin.