Can Barcelona make it 4-for-4 in El Clasico this season, essentially sealing a 28th La Liga title in the process?

Ancelotti gave his routine pre-game news conference Saturday, a day after Alonso announced he was leaving Bayer Leverkusen.

El Clásico is always huge, but with Barcelona and Real Madrid meeting so late in the season with a title still on the line, this is one for the ages.

Al Jazeera takes a look at the fourth El Clasico of the season, and one that is set to be pivotal for the LaLiga title.

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