El Clasico rivals Barcelona and Real Madrid go head-to-head in the Copa del Rey semi-finals tonight.
The two haven’t faced each other in the cup competition since 2014 when Real won that final 2-1 in Valencia thanks to Gareth Bale’s stunning 85th-minute winner.
Barcelona exacted revenge for that defeat, winning every Copa del Rey since, including last season’s 5-0 triumph over Sevilla.
The victor of this season’s two-legged semi-final will face either Valencia or Real Betis in the final in Seville on May 25.
Barcelona vs Real Madrid: When is the first leg?
Barcelona will welcome Real Madrid to the Nou Camp on Wednesday, February 6. The match will kick off at 8pm UK time, 9pm in Spain.
The return tie will take place at the Bernabeu on Wednesday, February 27, kicking off at the same time.
Barcelona vs Real Madrid: What TV channel is it on and can I live stream it?
Eleven Sports have the rights to La Liga coverage in the UK this season and have now secured the rights tonight’s Copa del Rey clash as well.
The company had to battle hard to get the match but have done so and you can purchase a monthly subscription to watch it for £5.99.
talkSPORT will have all the latest news and analysis on the clash and find out more by clicking here.
Barcelona also offer an English commentary stream on their official club website.
Barcelona vs Real Madrid: Team news
Barca icon Lionel Messi could miss El Clasico for the second time in a row after picking up a knock to his thigh in Saturday’s draw with Valencia.
Boss Ernesto Valverde said: “I don’t know exactly what he has. We will have to wait to see what medical staff say. If he’s in good shape, he’ll play on Wednesday.”
Copa del Rey goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen is out with a calf injury, meaning regular stopper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen could be in line to play.
Only Jesus Vallejo and Luca Zidane are set to miss out for Real Madrid.