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Hansi Flick will use the same defense from PSG against Real Madrid as Jules Kounde misses El Clasico and Xavi Espart starts at right-back.

FC Barcelona manager Hansi Flick is set to retain the defensive lineup used against Paris Saint-Germain for Sunday's El Clasico. The decision comes as star defender Jules Kounde remains unavailable due to an ankle injury alongside a thigh issue. Flick will start Xavi Espart at right-back, Pau Cubarsi and Gerard Martin in central defense, and Joao Cancelo at left-back.
Espart impressed during the PSG match by scoring an equalizer and containing Khvicha Kvaratskhelia before being substituted. Real Madrid will enter the fixture without suspended forward Vinicius Junior.
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