La Liga
Mbappé's double sparks clash between Gabriel Jesus and Denzel Dumfries

Futbol Con the LaLiga Clásico at Camp Nou ended with Real Madrid overturning Barcelona 2‑1, as BAR Barcelona fell to a 1‑2 defeat. The match, broadcast live, saw the visitors claim a late winner after a tense first half and sparked a heated exchange between players.
Mbappé's double decides the Clásico
Kylian Mbappé opened the scoring before the break, giving Real Madrid the lead. Ver la cobertura en vivo del partido. He added a second goal in the closing minutes, sealing a 2‑1 victory after a decisive play by Camavinga.
Raphinha restored parity in the second half, scoring the equaliser for Barcelona. His goal came shortly after Lamine Yamal saw a clear opportunity hit the post. Despite the resurgence, Mbappé's late strike reclaimed the lead for Real Madrid.
Verbal clash between Gabriel Jesus and Denzel Dumfries
Gabriel Jesus and Denzel Dumfries confronted each other after the final whistle, exchanging words in a growingly tense atmosphere. The cameras captured the two players face‑to‑face, their gestures indicating neither was willing to end the dispute immediately.
Real Madrid break Barcelona's unbeaten run at Camp Nou
Teammates from both sides rushed in, positioning themselves between the rivals to prevent any physical escalation. Both squads' captains also urged calm, reinforcing the officials' call for sportsmanship. The intervention succeeded, allowing the confrontation to de‑escalate without further incident.
The heated exchange did not alter the result, but it underscored the intensity of the encounter. Barcelona's unbeaten run of nine matches, all victories, was snapped, leaving the club with a psychological blow.
The final whistle did not end the emotions, as the crowd remained vocal and the supporters' chants echoed long after the match. The lingering tension highlighted the fierce rivalry that defines the Clásico.
Real Madrid's triumph adds another chapter to their LaLiga campaign. Barcelona must regroup as they look to restore confidence ahead of upcoming fixtures.