Barca eye El Clasico boost

Camp home next week. Before then, the defending champions travel to Malaga tomorrow while Real tackle Athletic Bilbao. In Wednesday’s feverish cup atmosphere, Jose Mourinho’s Real looked nothing like the side which had won all but one of their last 23 matches and amassed 63 goals so far this season in the league. That lone defeat had also come against Barcelona in December.
Fixtures
Today: Racing Santander v Getafe (7pm), Espanyol v Granada (7pm), Real Sociedad v Atletico Madrid (9pm), Real Betis v Sevilla (11pm).
Tomorrow: Osasuna v Valencia (1pm), Rayo Vallecano v Mallorca (5pm), Malaga v Barcelona (7pm), Levante v Zaragoza (8:45pm), Real Madrid v Athletic Bilbao (10:30pm). Monday: Villarreal v Sporting Gijon (10pm). – AFP.

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