Jude Bellingham appears to love enjoying in opposition to Barcelona. The England midfielder continues to be to new to enjoying in El Clasico, but he’s already having a significant influence on Spain’s largest rivalry. On Sunday, in his third Clasico of the season, he got here up with his largest second but, as he capped off a chaotic, usually controversial sport with a dramatic late winner to safe a 3-2 victory – one that can certainly sew up La Liga for Carlo Ancelotti’s aspect.

Barca made it a sport early on, taking benefit of a sloppy Madrid begin. They opened the scoring from a nook, when Andriy Lunin misjudged a teasing supply, leaving an empty internet for Andreas Christensen to nod into. But Los Blancos awoke, and labored their approach again into the sport, although they had been moderately gifted their equaliser when a careless sort out from Pau Cubarsi on Lucas Vazquez gave Madrid a penalty, which Vinicius Jr dutifully tucked away.

Barca thought they’d retaken the lead quickly after when Lamine Yamal’s instinctive flick at the close to publish appeared to cross the line – but a VAR verify decided that the ball had stayed out. A look at the replay, although, proved inconclusive, and La Liga’s puzzling lack of purpose-line know-how will certainly come beneath the highlight in the coming days.

Xavi’s aspect did bag a second after the break, as substitute Fermin Lopez took benefit of one other Lunin mistake for a straightforward shut-vary end. But as soon as once more, Barca could not maintain on, as Vazquez snuck in at the far publish to satisfy Vinicius’ whipped cross. And then got here Bellingham’s second; the boy from Birmingham darted in at the far publish to satisfy Vazquez’s cross, and smashed the ball into the roof of the internet with his weaker left foot to win the sport – and set up himself as the new king of this storied fixture.

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