Barcelona and Real Madrid renew their rivalry at Camp Nou on Wednesday when they meet in a table-topping edition of El Clasico.
The two Spanish rivals have an even 72-72-34 record in their all-time meetings in La Liga, and if there's a winner on Wednesday, that side will go top of the table. Barcelona currently leads Real Madrid on just goal differential (+23 to +21), with both earning 35 points from their first 16 games.
The match was rescheduled from an earlier date, with Catalan separatist protesters forcing the original match to be pushed. Reports suggest there will be more protests in and around the stadium on Wednesday, but the match remains slated to go on.