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There is no doubt in anyone's mind that most Real Madrid fans are currently nervous about the game against Barcelona on Sunday. Real Madrid have been lacklustre

Writer Hridyam Arora argues that Real Madrid must repeat their Sevilla lineup against Barcelona in the upcoming El Clasico. With Vinicius Junior suspended, Arora suggests Real Madrid have an opportunity to field a more stable setup, proposing that Arda Guler and Aurelien Tchouameni should partner in midfield to provide balance and creativity.
The writer also contends that pace on the wings from Yan Diamande and Endrick could effectively exploit Barcelona's defensive high line. While advocating for manager Jose Mourinho to maintain this tactical approach rather than defaulting to squad hierarchy, Arora notes that Madrid's chances hinge on whether the manager avoids repeating past mistakes.
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