Quote from: imamusma on Today at 03:47:00 PM

Quote from: free-bit.co.in on Today at 03:08:44 PM

Anyway, I am looking forward to seeing how Madrid performs against big teams. I am especially looking forward to El Clasico. We saw Madrid lose all 4 matches against Barcelona last season. Madrid fans don't want to see the same result this season either.

The El Clasico match will certainly be the most anticipated game for many people, which I think can be a benchmark for Real Madrid true strength. Additionally, the El Clasico match is also the perfect event to assess Xabi Alonso managerial quality, everyone is eager to watch it. In the last two games, Real Madrid has shown improved performance, and I think that will make the upcoming El Clasico match more ideal, as the strength of both teams will be more balanced. Barcelona will surely have to be more vigilant this season, their effort to defend the trophy will clearly not be easy.

Sorry to ask who are the big teams in the Spanish LA Liga? The last time I checked it's only FC Barcelona and Real Madrid because Atletico Madrid has fallen off the track, so we should just be hoping on the El Clasico maybe to know if they are really in for business this season, and with the look of things if they should meet now I'm afraid Real Madrid will lose because I have just watched few of their games and they are not just encouraging, they where some how okay last season but Barcelona trash them good four times off their meeting talk more of now that Xabi Alonso is trying to pick his first eleven it will really be disastrous if they should meet now in the El Clasico like Real Madrid will lose no cap.