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On the 29th November 2009 FC Barcelona is once again playing against Real Madrid at their home ground, Camp Nou. The game is called “El Clásico” and is played twice every season, the second game will be in April 2010. The Clásico term came about in the mid-2000s, and is originally a name for any historical South American footballing rivalry.
Earlier this year, FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta confirmed that there was an agreement in principle between Barcelona and the Italian club, Internazionale(Inter) for the 28 year old Swedish born player Zlatan Ibrahimović to join Barca in exchange for Samuel Eto’o, plus a fee. On the 26th July Zlatan arrived to Barcelona, he was welcomed and presented to a crowd of over 60,000 people at Camp Nou the day after. He signed a 5-year contract for €46 million and the exchange of Eto’o (valued at €20 million). Zlatan currently earns an annual salary of €9.5 million. The tickets for these rivalry games between Barca and Real Madrid sell out extremely quickly and they are very expensive, often hundereds of euro per ticket. Almost everyone would agree that going to one of the ”El Clásico” games is unforgettable. The strong tension between the two teams and the sold out arena (110.000 people) truly makes it an experiance of a lifetime. Book your ticket today!
During the last 12 months Barcelona-Home has recieved over 2000 bookings. Details
On 19th August 2009 there is once again a landmark match. The great and traditional Catalan football club FC Barcelona wants to defend its trophy. In the battle for the Joan Gamber trophy this year, they play against Manchester City. This event takes place every year in August, in honour of the founder of the FC Barcelona, the Swiss Hans Gampers (hence the Catalan Joan Gamper). Details
Last night was one of the most unique experiences I have had yet. As thousands and thousands of Barça fans flooded the streets (with not a ManU jersey in sight….might I add), my roommate and I headed toward Maremagnum, where a big screen was being erected to show the Championship match between FC Barcelona and Manchester United. Details
I was planning on going to Barcelona but didn’t know how or where to start planning my trip, my main concern was accomodation. I did not know anything about the city: Where to look for an appartment, what are the current housing prices are, which neighbourhood, living alone or sharing a flat with strangers? Details
Que partido de la Blaugrana
An almighty Fc Barcelona litterally ran over Real Madrid, bringing them a huge step closer to winning the championship. If they succeed getting 5 more points, Barcelona will win the title again.
Messi, Puyol, Henry, Xavi and co humiliated Real Madrid and showed their brillance during 90 crazy minutes. Details
Yesterday Barcelona and Chelsea entered in what would be a real thriller but until half time it wasn’t really such a big game. Barcelona’s defence – without Carles Puyol – made one small mistake, giving Drogba an opportunity to put Chelsea up, but he lost the ball thanks to a great Victor Valdes. Details
Today is the big day for La Blaugrana, they are up for one of the biggest clashes of the season: the Semi Finals of the Champions League against Chelsea with the first leg on home turf! Details
People who want to experience a football game in Barcelona but like to save money as well, might choose to go to an RCD Espanyol Barcelona game. RCD Espanyol is the second biggest team in Barcelona and also plays in “Primera División” (First division). Details
Yesterday’s game of La Blaugrana was actually a bit redundant given the stunning 4-0 victory in the first game. But never say never!
München, supported by an enthousiastic home crowd, started ferociously but waited too long to score the first goal. Around half time, Frank Ribéry succeeded to round Victor Valdes and score. Details
Que partido de La Blaugrana!!
I went out to see the game at a local bar in Eixample. This is, besides being in the stadion, really the best thing you can do to experience such an important game. The atmosphere was great, especially during the first half. Thanks to a brilliant Messi, Xavi, Iniesta, Eto’o and Henry, Barça were up 4-0 after only 42 minutes!
It felt like Barça didn’t want to stop and they had some more opportunities in the second half, but the game was already decided in the first half. They completely destroyed the Germans who barely reached Valdes’ goal.
Today is the quarter final match between Barça and FC Bayern München, and it kicks off at Camp Nou 20:45 (CET).
Barça have played 4 Champions League games in Camp Nou, and won two, drawn one and lost one, whilst Bayern München played 4 away and had three wins, one draw and 0 losses.









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