El clasico

El Clásico is a fun penalty shooting battle between two of the most popular players in the world. Ronaldo and Messi have to go eyeball to eyeball once again in the Spanish El Clásico championship. On whose side are you? Pick your team and defend your goal while your biggest rival is trying to score. Read more .. Right after he shoots it's your turn. Focus on your skills and kick the football right in the middle of the goal. Use your mouse to move your player and try to always be ahead of your opponents next move. Are you ready for victory? Find out now and much fun with El Clásico, online and for free on Silvergames.com! Controls: Mouse

Recuerda que tienes únicamente 60 días naturales, contados a partir del día siguiente de la publicación del concurso correspondiente, para reclamar tu premio. Una vez vencido dicho plazo, el derecho al cobro del premio habrá expirado y su destino final será la Tesorería de la Federación para beneficio de la Asistencia Pública. De lunes a domingo, cinco veces al día, se difunden los ganadores del sorteo de Tris dependiendo su modalidad. Las modalidades son: Tris Mediodía, que lleva a cabo a las 13:00 horas; el Tris de las Tres, que se hace a las 15:00 horas; Tris Extra que se efectúa a las 17:00 horas; el Tris de las Siete que realiza a las 19:00 horas; y el Tris Clásico, que es a las 21:00 horas. ¿Cómo se juega Tris? Las personas pueden jugar Tris pagando desde un peso con la posibilidad de ganar hasta 50 mil pesos y gracias a sus distintas modalidades la oportunidad de conseguir más dinero puede ir incrementar hasta los 5 millones de pesos dependiendo de los números jugados y cómo se juegue. Para elegir la combinación ganadora, las urnas de Tris eligen cinco números al azar entre el 0 y el 9 para formar una cifra de cinco dígitos. Lotería Nacional (Cuartoscuro) Los ganadores surgen de las diferentes modalidades que tiene el Tris. La primera y más común son las "Directas", que a su vez tiene tres alternativas: Directa de 3, Directa de 4 y Directa de 5. En la Directa de 3 puedes jugar con tres dígitos del 0 al 9 en el orden que desees, por cada peso que apuestes tienes la p...

GO DEEPER Bids, bluffs and opt-in clauses: Mbappe and PSG set for another summer of high-stakes poker That was reflected in the attendance, with more than 5,000 fans packing themselves into the 5,800-capacity Alfredo Di Stefano stadium at Madrid’s training complex. It looked like a mini-Bernabeu before kick-off, with the loudspeakers playing Real’s 2002 centenary anthem, sung by Placido Domingo. Some of the chants were directly lifted from Madrid’s iconic ground — such as the seventh-minute chorus for their legendary winger Juanito, who died tragically young, and the more pointed “Corruption in the federation!” aimed at the Spanish FA. “It was a dream to see the Di Stefano full, I’ve been there for many years and it’s complicated,” Raul said after the game. “I think that today we could have had 3,000 or 4,000 more spectators, we ran out of tickets.” Where usually there would be a few dozen journalists in the press area, there were now around 100. President Florentino Perez took up his place in the directors box, with the first team’s assistant coach Davide Ancelotti, the goalkeeping coach Luis Llopis and Madrid’s latest signing from The Athletic was sat. And there were signs of both clubs’ distinctive playing styles throughout. Barca Atletic tried to impose themselves with intricate, Raul’s side had been confident they could produce a comeback the likes of which Madrid have become famous for, with one senior source from the academy — who, like the others cited in this arti...

Real Madrid made it four consecutive Clasico victories for the first time since 1965, as goals from David Alaba and Lucas Vazquez heaped even more pressure on Ronald Koeman and Barcelona at the Nou Camp. Vazquez struck in second-half injury time to stretch Madrid’s lead after Alaba’s first-half strike had put them ahead. Sergio Aguero scored his first Barcelona goal to pull one back in a tense finale, but it proved only to be a consolation as Madrid held on. In a game where clear-cut chances were few and far between, Sergino Dest missed a golden opportunity to put Barcelona ahead just shy of the half hour mark. He met Memphis Depay’s cross but blazed his effort from the middle of the box high over the bar. Seven minutes later, Madrid took the lead. Alaba won the ball back on his own box and started a counter-attack, where Rodrygo and Vinicius Jr combined before Alaba finished the move with a powerful effort across goal into the far top corner. Barcelona had chances to respond either side of half-time. Gerard Pique nodded a Depay corner wide, before Ansu Fati saw two efforts blocked shortly after the interval. His first stung the palms of Thibaut Courtois in the Madrid goal, before Ferland Mendy blocked his second chance. As the game headed towards its climax, Barcelona searched for an equaliser and almost found one five minutes from time when Aguero — on as a substitute for Fati — rose to meet a Depay cross but couldn’t keep his header down. Then, in injury-time, Real Madr...

• Expansive lead-up coverage from Camp Nou begins Thursday, Oct. 21 across ESPN platforms • All-Star team of match and studio commentators, hosts, analysts and reporters from site • ESPN+ available on ESPN.com and ESPN App for mobile and connected TV devices ESPN+, the exclusive home of LaLiga Santander in the U.S., will present English- and Spanish-language coverage of ElClásico — FC Barcelona vs. Real Madrid — on Sunday, October 24 at 10:15 a.m. ET, live from FC Barcelona’s Camp Nou in Spain. The match will follow a week of unprecedented ElClásico lead-up coverage across ESPN networks and ESPN+, including live match commentary and studio shows originating from Barcelona Thursday, October 21 through Sunday, Oct. 24. Considered the greatest rivalry in club football, Barcelona vs. Real Madrid features some of the best players in the sport such as: Karim Benzema, Luka Modrić, Casemiro, Tony Kros, Vinícius Jr. for Real Madrid; and Barcelona’s roster includes U.S. defender Sergiño Dest, Sergio Busquets, Gerard Piqué and Ansu Fati. This will be the first ElClásico to air on ESPN+ as part of The ElClásico offer fans both the traditional match coverage ElClásico Commentators • English: (play-by-play), • Spanish: ESPN’s English and Spanish-Language TV Personalities in Barcelona for ElClásico ESPN’s ElClásico commentator team includes former players and coaches reporting from Camp Nou. The roster of television hosts, analysts, insiders and reporters include: Martin Ainstein, Sam Bo...