Real Madrid vs Barcelona HTH Record - Los Blancos Lead 105-102 in El Clasico

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Last updated: 04 May 2025

Freetips staff 04 May 2025

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Real Madrid lead Barcelona 105-103 in the HTH
Barcelona won 3-2 in the last El Clasico

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Lionel Messi scored 26 goals in El Clasico (Getty)

El Clasico Head to Head

Real Madrid have a narrow 105-103 advantage against Barcelona with 52 draws in 260 competitive matches.

Category	Real Madrid	Draws	Barcelona	Total Matches
All Competitions	105	52	103	260
La Liga	79	35	75	189
Copa del Rey	13	8	17	38
Supercopa de España	10	2	6	18
UEFA Champions League	3	3	2	8
Copa de la Liga	0	4	2	6
Copa de la Coronación	0	0	1	1

El Clasico Head to Head
La Liga Record
La Liga Home and Away record
Copa del Rey record
Copa del Rey Home and Away record
Spanish Super Cup record
UEFA Champions League Record
El Clasico History
El Clasico Head to Head FAQ

La Liga Record

FC Barcelona and Real Madrid have met each other in every La Liga season since its inception in 1929. They are two of the only three inaugural members never been relegated from the Primera División alongside Athletico Bilbao.

The head to head record in La Liga is very close after 189 matches, Real Madrid edging Barcelona 79-75 with 35 draws.

Total La Liga Matches	189
Real Madrid Wins	79
Barcelona Wins	75
Draws	35
Real Madrid Goals	304
Barcelona Goals	305

La Liga Home and Away record

In La Liga home fixtures Real Madrid have won 56 matches with 15 draws and 24 defeats. Barcelona have won 51 La Liga matches at home with 20 draws and 23 defeats.

Team	Home Wins	Home Draws	Home Losses	Goals For	Goals Against
Real Madrid	56	15	24	191	122
Barcelona	51	20	23	183	113

Copa del Rey record

The Spanish Cup or Copa del Rey is the oldest competition Spain with Barcelona and Real Madrid meeting for the first time in 1916. They required four matches to decide who advanced to the Copa del Rey final with two replays following home and away fixtures.

The last time these clubs met in the Copa del Rey was the 2024-25 final. Pedri put Barcelona ahead in the 28th minute before Kylian Mbappé and Aurelien Tchouaméni scored to give Real Madrid a 2-1 lead.

Ferran Torres equalised in the 84th minute to take it to extra time, Jules Koundé finding the target in the 116th minute to hand Barcelona the title.

Total Copa del Rey Matches	38
Real Madrid Wins	13
Barcelona Wins	17
Draws	8
Real Madrid Goals	71
Barcelona Goals	71

Copa del Rey Home and Away record

Team	Home Wins	Home Draws	Home Losses	Other Venus Wins
Real Madrid	5	5	6	4
Barcelona	7	3	4	4

Spanish Super Cup record

The Supercopa de España or Spanish Super Cup is contested each season by the winners of La Liga and the Copa del Rey. Established in 1982, it has been an El Clasico seven times with Real Madrid victorious on six occasions to one.

They last met in the 2024-25 Spanish Super Cup with Barcelona winning 5-2 in Jeddah.

Total Spanish Super Cup Matches	18
Real Madrid Wins	10
Barcelona Wins	6
Draws	2
Real Madrid Goals	40
Barcelona Goals	29

UEFA Champions League Record

Unsurprisingly, Spain’s two top clubs have also met in the most prestigious club tournament in world football, the Champions League which was known as the European Cup prior to 1992.

They have met four times; 1959-60, 1960-61, 2001-02 and 2010-11 with two wins each.

Total UEFA Champions League Matches	8
Real Madrid Wins	3
Barcelona Wins	2
Draws	3
Real Madrid Goals	13
Barcelona Goals	10

History

These clubs first met competitively in the 1916 Copa del Rey with four matches played to see which club advanced to the final against Athletic Bilbao.

Real Madrid legend Santiago Bernabéu scored in every match with six goals in total, including one in the second replay to take Los Blancos through to the final with a 4-2 win.

The history between these clubs is bloody. In 1936 Spanish dictator Francisco Franco’s troops arrested and executed Josep Sunyol, president of Barcelona and member of the Republican Left of Catalonia.

El Clasico used to refer only to meetings in the Spanish championship, but these days the term includes every match between Barcelona and Real Madrid, such as UEFA Champions League, Copa del Rey and Super Cups.

These clubs are two of the richest and most successful clubs in world football, with huge global fanbases and a big influence on social media.

The fixture is known for a no holds barred attitude and has featured some memorable goal celebrations, including Ronaldo’s famous shirt celebration at Camp Nou in August 2017.

Ronaldo took off his shirt after scoring to put Real Madrid 2-1 up in the Spanish Super Cup first-leg tie. Ironically, Ronaldo was sent off just minutes later for diving.

Ronaldo was imitating Lionel Messi's celebration at the Santiago Bernabeu in 2016, part of another great player rivalry in El Clasico, arguably the best player rivalry in football history.

Messi is the highest scorer in El Clasico’s with 26 goals, Cristiano Ronaldo tied with Alfredo Di Stefano on 18 goals with Karim Benzema next best with 16 goals.