US EditionBarcelona beats Real Madrid again to win Spanish Super Cup final in Saudi Arabia clasico
Barcelona won their 16th Spanish Super Cup title with a 3-2 victory over Real Madrid, led by Raphinha's two goals and a late red card to Frenkie de Jong.
- On Sunday, FC Barcelona beat Real Madrid 3-2 at King Abdullah Sports City Stadium in Jeddah, with Raphinha scoring twice and Robert Lewandowski also netting.
- A chaotic end to the first half produced three stoppage-time goals, with Vinícius Júnior, Robert Lewandowski, and Gonzalo García all scoring before the break.
- Raphinha's winner came after his shot deflected off Raúl Asencio, wrong-footing Thibaut Courtois, while Kylian Mbappé entered in the 76th minute but failed to equalise.
- Frenkie de Jong's stoppage-time red card left Barcelona a player short, but Real Madrid pressed late and failed to convert chances, securing Barcelona's record Sixteen Super Cup titles.
- The federation said next year's final will be in Qatar or Kuwait as Saudi Arabia hosts the Asian Cup, and future editions will remain linked to Saudi hosting arrangements, Rafael Louzán said.
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