Lionel who?published at 16:50
This is a fantastic stat. Neymar and Luis Suarez have scored every single La Liga goal (16) for Barcelona since Lionel Messi's injury (and the last goal before his injury too).
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Emlyn Begley
This is a fantastic stat. Neymar and Luis Suarez have scored every single La Liga goal (16) for Barcelona since Lionel Messi's injury (and the last goal before his injury too).
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We'd like to know your thoughts - is Neymar now the best player in the world? Or is it far too soon for that kind of chat?
Who's going to win this game today? Should Barca use Lionel Messi at all if he's only half fit?
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Sport are also leading on Lionel Messi's recovery from injury.
Mundo Deportivo are going on Barcelona's attacking trident, saying that Lionel Messi was keen to play.
(Obviously that was this morning when we didn't know if he'd start or not).
AS are going big on some of the worldwide stats, like 600 million viewers expected in 170 countries - as well as the security.
Let's have a look at the Spanish papers this morning (with a little help from Google Translate).
Marca are saying both sides will go on the attack 'without fear'.
BBC Radio 5 Live
There is BBC Radio 5 live commentary of this game available on this page from kick-off (if you're in the UK) - or on a physical radio. Conor McNamara and Chris Waddle are our men at the Bernabeu.
Karim Benzema returns for Real Madrid and starts alongside Gareth Bale and Cristiano Ronaldo. James Rodriguez, who like Benzema and Bale has had injury problems, also starts.
Lionel Messi is on the bench for Barcelona, with youngster Sergi Roberto getting a Clasico start.
Real Madrid: Navas, Danilo, Varane, Ramos, Marcelo, Modric, Kroos, Rodriguez, Bale,Ronaldo, Benzema. Subs: Pepe, Casilla, Casemiro, Carvajal, Kovacic, Jese, Isco.
Barcelona: Bravo, Dani Alves, Pique, Mascherano, Alba, Rakitic, Busquets, Iniesta, Sergi Roberto, Suarez, Neymar. Subs: Ter Stegen, Messi, El Haddadi, Ramirez, Adriano, Vermaelen, Mathieu.
So Barcelona must have really missed Lionel Messi while he was out.
Well, whisper it, but not really. Luis Suarez has scored eight goals in as many games without Messi and Neymar has hit 10.
In fact there are now suggestions that Neymar might be the best player in the world - above Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Spanish football writer Andy West has looked into the topic for us, and here are his findings.
Quote MessagePerhaps it is time to reconsider the old notion that nobody else comes close to touching Messi and Ronaldo, because another flamboyant talent is also performing at similarly outrageous levels: Neymar.
Andy West, Spanish football writer
A lot of the build-up to this game has centered around whether Lionel Messi would start or not.
Sidelined for nine games with a knee injury, the Barcelona legend returned to training this week.
There was a lot of speculation he'd be on the bench, but yesterday Barca manager Luis Enrique said he would decide one hour before kick-off.
And decide he has. Messi is.............................................
on the bench.