Less than two weeks on from their Copa del Rey final thriller, Barcelona and Real Madrid are set to square off again—this time at the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys for a LaLiga showdown on Sunday, May 11.

Barcelona vs Real Madrid: Odds

Barcelona to win: 1.90

Draw: 3.70

Real Madrid to win: 3.20

*All odds are from Bet365 and are subject to change.

Barcelona vs Real Madrid: Preview and team news

Barcelona form: LWDWW

Inter Milan 4-3 Barcelona (May 6)
Real Valladolid 1-2 Barcelona (May 3)
Barcelona 3-3 Inter Milan (April 30)
Barcelona 3-2 Real Madrid (April 26)
Barcelona 1-0 Real Mallorca (April 22)

Barcelona injuries/doubts: Inigo Martinez (muscular fatigue, minor doubt), Marc Bernal (knee, out), Jules Kounde (hamstring, out), Marc Casado (knee, minor doubt), Alejandro Balde (hamstring, minor doubt), Pablo Torre (knee, out)

Real Madrid form: WLWWL

Real Madrid 3-2 Celta Vigo (May 4)
Barcelona 3-2 Real Madrid (April 26)
Getafe 0-1 Real Madrid (April 23)
Real Madrid 1-0 Athletic Bilbao (April 20)
Real Madrid 1-2 Arsenal (April 16)

Real Madrid injuries/doubts/suspensions: Rodrygo (illness, doubt), Dani Carvajal (knee, out), Eder Militao (knee, out), Ferland Mendy (thigh, out), David Alaba (knee, out), Eduardo Camavinga (adductor, out), Antonio Rudiger (knee, out, suspension)

Barcelona vs Real Madrid: Where to watch

USA: ESPN+, fuboTV, ESPN App, ESPN Deportes

UK: Premier Sports Player, Premier Sports 1
Spain: RTVE.es, Movistar+, DAZN Spain, fuboTV España, 3Cat, TVE La 1, TV3, M+ Copa del Rey, Movistar Plus+
Germany: DAZN, Sportdigital FUSSBALL

Barcelona vs Real Madrid: Facts to know

Barcelona and Real Madrid have met each other on 260 occasions, with Los Blancos winning 106, 51 ending in draws, and the Blaugrana winning 103.

Their most recent meeting came in the Copa del Rey final on April 30, where Barcelona edged a 3-2 victory after extra time. The match was level at 2-2 after 90 minutes, before Jules Koundé scored the winner in the 116th minute.
Hansi Flick's men are coming off a 4-3 defeat to Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League semi-finals return leg, which left them out of the competition.
With four games to go until the end of the LaLiga season, Barcelona lead the table with 79 points, while Real Madrid are second with 75 points.
In their last 10 encounters, the head-to-head record favors Barca, who have won six of those matches, with Madrid taking four and no draws.
Barcelona have won their last three meetings over Real Madrid with an aggregate score of 12-4.
All five previous Clasicos saw at least four goals scored.
The Catalans are on a 15-match unbeaten streak in LaLiga, having won 13 and drawn two league matches since the start of the year.
Only one match across all tournaments this season saw Barcelona not scoring a single goal at home. Barca have scored a total of 15 goals in their last five home matches in all competitions.
Eight of Barca's last 10 matches saw both teams find the net. Notably, the same happened in their last four consecutive meetings.
Carlo Ancelotti's men have had mixed results lately, with six victories, one draw, and four defeats in their latest 10 games across all tournaments.
Ten of Real Madrid's last 15 fixtures saw both teams finding the net.
Seven of Madrid's latest 10 encounters saw over 2.5 goals scored.