Barcelona and Real Madrid go head to head on Saturday afternoon in the first El Clasico of the new La Liga campaign.

What TV Channel is Barcelona v Real Madrid on?

The match is being shown live on Bet365’s Spanish La Liga live streaming service in the UK, which is available to watch through their website today.

Sergio Ramos of Real Madrid. Pic Credit ©Oleksandr Prykhodko/123rf

It was Real who had the bragging rights last time out, winning 2-0 at the Bernabeu after a goalless draw at Camp Nou.

And it is also Madrid who head into the game with more points on the board.

They sit third in the table with three wins, one draw and one loss from their five matches. Barca meanwhile sit ninth, with two victories, one draw and one loss from their four games.

But in an extremely rare occurrence, both clubs go into the battle on the back of a shock league loss.

Zinedine Zidane manager of Real Madrid. © Leonard Zhukovsky/123rf

Ronald Koeman’s side lost 1-0 at Getafe last weekend, with Zinedine Zidane’s men losing 1-0 to newly-promoted Cadiz.

Barca did, however, manage to bounce back from that defeat midweek. They thrashed Hungarian side Ferencvaros 5-1 in their opening Champions League group match.

But Real were not so successful in their European encounter. Two second-half goals in quick succession were not enough to rescue a point at home to Shakhtar Donetsk, with the visitors clinching a 3-2 victory.

Unsurprisingly, Saturday’s derby will be without the presence of fans due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. But it still shouldn’t ruin the intensity between the two bitter rivals.

The hosts go into the game as favourites at 11/10.

The visitors can be backed at 5/2 to leave Catalonia with all three points.

A draw has been given odds of 11/4.

Antoine Griezmann, FC Barcelona© Jose Manuel Jimenez Bocanegra/123rf

Barca teenager Ansu Fati has once again taken the league by storm. He already has three goals from his four games.

Madrid youngster Vinicius Junior meanwhile has two, and the pair could be battling it for the limelight on Saturday.

Barcelona, Spain – Empty stadium of FC. Barcelona Pic Credit © Jordi Salas/123rf

The former is currently 6/1 to score the first goal of the game, with the latter available at 19/2.

But the El Clasico veterans may just want the glory all for themselves, having already showcased their skills for the whole world to see over the years.

Lionel Messi can be backed at 18/5 to net the game’s opener, with Karim Benzema currently 6/1.