At 9pm Monday evening [2pm in Russellville, Arkansas], the footballing world will stop in its tracks and focus on events at the Camp Nou as Barcelona and Real Madrid embark on the 161st Clasico. The match is being labeled the match of the millennium in these parts, as the Spanish press live up to their reputation as sensationalists of the highest order. What's certain is that it is without doubt one of the most eagerly anticipated Clasicos in years.
Barcelona has Real Madrid on their heels after 18 minutes, with Pedro seeing the Blaugrana to an early 2-0 lead. The Spanish international's goal came after Iker Casillas was unable to stop a low David Villa cross, giving Pedro an easy finish into an undefended Real Madrid net.
Villa dribbled at Ramos before getting the defender to shift his weight to his left foot, a sign to make for the byline. From there, Villa drove a ball across the six yard box, through goalkeeper Iker Casillas's hands to an oncoming Pedro, who ran onto the ball for an easy finish into the middle of the net.
Now in the 34th minute, the match remains 2-0, Barcelona.
The game finished with hilight of Barcelona 5 - 0 Real Madrid
http://www.footballollapalooza.com/2010/11/barcelona-real-madrid-live-stream-en-vivo/
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