Real Madrid-Barcelona: Bellingham sets the Bernabeu on fire, the drought continues for Lewandowski... The tops and the flops

TOPS

His match wasn't perfect, but he was there at the right time. As is often the case this season. He is the X factor of Real Madrid, and in what we can call “Belling’Time”, he scored the goal needed to extinguish the suspense in La Liga. Upon receiving Vazquez's cross, he left Ter Stegen no chance with his left shot. As if he knew that in those moments, you had to hit harder. This Sunday evening, he became only the third player to score in a Classico, both home and away, in the same season. He scored a double at Barcelona.

He did not win the player of the match title and we are not far from scandal. He was the best player on the pitch this Sunday evening. But above all decisive on all of his team's goals. The full-back obtained the penalty transformed by Vinicius (16th) by catching Cancelo, received the cross from the same Vinicius at the far post (76th) and himself offered a cake to Bellingham (92nd) for the goal of victory. The one who replaced Carvajal, affected against Manchester City, is the symbol of a Real which changes from year to year, but which keeps its soul. This one also comes out in big moments to stay on top.

They kept us in suspense throughout the first half. The right winger and the one-day left-back were the other big players in this meeting. Moreover, it was Yamal who won the man of the match trophy. The young Spaniard was exceptional and made Real shudder more than once. On this deviation which gave work to the referees (30th), but especially on this cross which allowed Firmin to give his team the advantage (69th). Camavinga suffered against Yamal, but showed himself offensively (20th) and kept up the pace until his replacement (77th).

FLOPS

He came out to everyone's surprise, shortly after the hour mark. Although he stood out twice (25th, 61st), he was not in the mood as his young teammate was on the right wing. The Pole has not scored since March 17 and seems to be in a slump. Difficult for Barça to do without, since his replacement as striker, Vitor Roque, plays very little.

Being over six feet tall and not going out on corners is not very reassuring for your defense. Perhaps the first error of judgment, which led to Christiensen opening the score, did not help him get into it. He is not exempt from all criticism on the second goal either, but we can give him bad luck after Yamal's fleeing cross which he pushes back onto Firmin Lopez (68th). His two fist interventions, despite everything, reassured his team at the end of the game after Bellingham's goal.