Real Madrid's team bus had been vandalized again!
Barcelona fans had caused trouble outside the hotel again!
It was the morning of match day. After Yang Yang got up, he received the news from the club staff.
That unlucky bus had already been vandalized once last year. Who would have thought it still wouldn't escape its fate this year?
And on the night before last year's match, Barcelona fans had also made a racket outside the hotel all night, trying to disrupt Real Madrid's players' rest. But this year, Real Madrid had prepared for it in advance, so naturally, they wouldn't be affected again.
Unlike last year, more Real Madrid fans had gone to the airport to welcome the team this year—more than three thousand of them.
This showed that as Real Madrid's overall strength and results improved, they were attracting more and more fans. Even at the home ground of archrivals Barcelona, there was still a group of die-hard supporters.
"Guardiola led the team in a closed training session at Camp Nou at nine last night, turning away all fans and media. No one knows what he practiced at Camp Nou. Barcelona explained that too many people had gathered at Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper, and Guardiola wanted to prepare for the match in peace."
"This morning's news: For this year's El Clásico, nearly a hundred cinemas across Spain will broadcast the match live in high definition with surround sound. They can accommodate nearly fifty thousand fans, and tickets are reportedly already sold out and in great demand. In addition, more than fifty community cinemas will also broadcast the match."
"The Spanish professional league revealed that today's El Clásico will attract more than seven hundred million viewers worldwide. Nearly half of them will come from Asia and East Asia.