Welcome back, El Clasico Fanaticos!! In this stunning episode of ECP, the boys are back as La Liga returns to action following the international break with two great chances for Barcelona and Real Madrid to get back into the swing of things, as Barcelona travels to take on rambunctious Celta Vigo (7:25) and Real Madrid make a visit to the Butarque to play against newly-promoted Leganes (17:41)

Mark ponders Real Madrid's transfer options in the winter and question's Madrid's management after another disastrous run of injuries (4:01), before Payton delves into the depths of an indefensible Barcelona performance, and VAR decision, against Sociedad (14:55). Plus, Ancelloti finally figures it out against Osasuna, with Real Madrid's first complete offensive and defensive performance of the season, with a little help from a Vini Jr. hat trick (41:40).

Welcome back, Madridistas and Culers, to your favorite Real Madrid and Barcelona podcast! In this episode, the boys are here to cover all the Champions League action and preview the weekend's La Liga games before the international break. First, we start in Belgrade, Serbia, where Barcelona took on Crvena Zvezda, aka Red Star Belgrade in their midweek UCL match (7:40). Then we review Real Madrid's floundering performance against the American Christian Pulisic's AC Milan (24:04). Finally, we set our sights on this weekend's La Liga action as Real Madrid look to right the ship against a tough Osasuna side (50:56) and Barcelona travel to play against Real Sociedad (55:45).

The boys are back with some fascinating previews, as the 1st and 2nd most decorated European clubs of all time face each other for just the 7th time as AC Milan visit the Bernabeu on Tuesday, with their star American in tow (30:48). Plus, Payton reviews a scintillating win for Barcelona over their local rivals in La Liga (3:40), and gets ready for a feisty matchup with Red Star Belgrade (24:32).

In this enthralling, election-week episode of El Clasico Podcastico, the boys are here to bring you a preview of the only La Liga match happening this weekend for the two clubs due to the recent and tragic flooding in Valencia. Due to that there has been a postponement for the Real Madrid vs Valencia match, and the only game of note will be the Catalan Derby, featuring Barcelona hosting crosstown rivals Espanyol (9:40).

A promising but wasteful first half turns into a nightmare for Real Madrid, as Barcelona put four past Real without reply at the Bernabeu. Mark tries to make sense of Madrid's woeful performance, and Payton revels in Barcelona's statement game that hands them a crucial six-point lead in La Liga, as your hosts describe their initial reactions and feelings after the game (00:53) before diving in deep to all the biggest moments that defined the latest chapter in the 120 year-old rivalry (09:10).

Welcome, Culers and Madridistas, as we present to you one of the biggest episodes in the history of our podcast. In this seminal installment of El Clasico Podcastico, the boys cover one of the craziest weeks of Champions League games, followed by the preview of perhaps the biggest El Clasico of the podcast to date. First, we start off by covering Real Madrid's incredible comeback victory over Borussia Dortmund (5:00). Then, Barcelona's game against perennial UCL bullies, Bayern Munich, in which they hoped to vanquish some demons, gets a thorough review (28:10). And finally, the moment you've all been waiting for... the titular El Clasico matchup between our two historic rivals gets an in-depth preview, with Halloween-themed games, predictions, and much... much more (52:56)

Mark wonders when Real Madrid will figure it out after another lackluster performance, albeit a win, over Celta Vigo (5:28), and Payton review a thumping win for Barcelona, as they continue to roll over all comers in La Liga, with Sevilla their latest victim (22:50). It's a Germany-Spain Mega Showdown in the Champions League, as Real Madrid prepare for a UCL final rematch against Borussia Dortmund (43:50), and Barcelona look for revenge against Bayern Munich (51:48).