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Sunday 29 November 2009 7:00 pm

Ibrahimovic settles “El Clasico”

By: admindrupal

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FOOTBALL: Substitute Zlatan Ibrahimovic climbed off the bench to score the only goal of a fiercely-contested “El Clasico” clash with Real Madrid at Camp Nou which sent the Catalans giants back to the top of La Liga.

The £60m striker netted with a 56th minute volley before Barca had to play for 30 minutes with ten men after Sergio Busquets was sent off for two yellow cards.

Real rallied and should have levelled through substitute Karim Benzema, but they also finished the game with ten players after Lassana Diarra was sent off for two yellow cards late on.

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