Real Madrid 2-5 Barcelona: Flick’s Barcelona Secure Record 15th Supercopa de España Title in Thrilling El Clasico

Barcelona produced a masterclass to clinch the 2025 Spanish Super Cup with a dominant 5-2 win over Real Madrid in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Hansi Flick's side showcased their attacking prowess, overturning an early deficit to secure a record-extending 15th Supercopa de España title in emphatic style.
Mbappé’s Early Spark for Madrid
Real Madrid struck first in the fifth minute when Kylian Mbappé, making his second Clasico appearance, weaved past defenders and fired a precise shot past Wojciech Szczesny. The early goal set the tone for a high-octane clash, but it proved insufficient against Barcelona's relentless response.
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Barcelona’s First-Half Onslaught
Lamine Yamal, the 17-year-old sensation, equalized in the 22nd minute, slotting home after a brilliant setup by Robert Lewandowski. Just minutes later, Lewandowski converted from the penalty spot after Eduardo Camavinga brought down Gavi in the box.
Raphinha made it 3-1 in the 39th minute with a stunning header from Jules Koundé’s pinpoint cross. Alejandro Balde added Barcelona’s fourth in first-half stoppage time, finishing expertly after a slick pass from Raphinha.
Raphinha’s Brilliance Continues
The Brazilian winger completed his brace just after halftime, cutting inside on his favored left foot to fire home Barcelona’s fifth goal, leaving Real Madrid reeling.
Barcelona’s dominance faced a brief setback when Wojciech Szczesny was shown a red card in the 56th minute for a reckless challenge on Mbappé outside the box. Substitute goalkeeper Iñaki Peña was beaten moments later as Rodrygo’s free-kick ricocheted in off the post, reducing the deficit to 5-2.
Despite being down to 10 men, Barcelona managed the remainder of the game efficiently, keeping Real Madrid at bay and sealing a historic victory.
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Historic Clasico Feats for Barcelona
This win marked Barcelona’s second consecutive Clasico triumph with four or more goals, following their 4-0 demolition of Madrid earlier in the season. It’s the first time in history that Barcelona has scored at least four goals in back-to-back Clasicos across all competitions, a feat not achieved by either side since Real Madrid in 1963.
Key Player Performances
- Raphinha: Two goals and an assist; instrumental in Barcelona’s attacking dominance.
- Lamine Yamal: Showcased maturity beyond his years with a crucial equalizer.
- Mbappé: A standout performer for Madrid, becoming the first player to score in his first three finals for the club since 2013-14.
Flick’s First Trophy with Barcelona
Hansi Flick celebrated his first silverware with Barcelona since taking charge in May, solidifying the Blaugrana’s status as a dominant force under his leadership.
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Barcelona players celebrate after winning the Spanish Super Cup.
What’s Next?
Barcelona will aim to carry their scintillating form into La Liga, while Real Madrid must regroup after suffering back-to-back heavy defeats in this iconic rivalry.
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