In the second leg of the Copa del Rey, Barcelona took on Atlético Madrid. Following a thrilling first leg, the second match ended with a narrow victory for the Blaugrana, securing their spot in the final.
Barcelona advanced with an aggregate score of 5-4, setting a new record along the way.
Notable details: This victory marks Barcelona’s fourth consecutive Copa del Rey win over Atlético Madrid. According to Opta, it’s the first time in history the Catalans have managed such a streak against the “Colchoneros.” Additionally, Barcelona’s unbeaten run against Atlético has now reached eight matches, with six wins and two draws.
As for the Copa del Rey final, it will be the first El Clasico in the tournament’s decisive match since 2014. Barcelona and Real Madrid have met in the final seven times, with the “Merengues” winning four of those encounters and Barcelona triumphing three times.
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