Real Madrid - Barcelona summary: score, goals, Analysis and highlights

82’ GOAL, Barcelona 2-1 Real Madrid (Paz): Madrid get back in the game. Arda Güler delivers a corner kick, and Nico Paz is unmarked at the far post, heading the ball into the net.

54’ GOAL!!! Barcelona 2-0 Real Madrid (Víctor): Barça extend their lead! Lewandowski spots Valle unguarded on the right flank and sends a perfect pass. Valle crosses with the outside of his left foot, finding Pau Víctor who taps it in from the center.

42’ GOAL!!! Barcelona 1-0 Real Madrid (Víctor): Barcelona score first! Álex Valle's impeccable cross from the right reaches Robert Lewandowski, whose deflected shot is perfectly placed for Pau Víctor to head in for his second goal in two matches.

24’ GOAL DISALLOWED: Arda Güler scores for Madrid after a pass from Brahim Díaz, but the goal is overturned for offside against the Turkish player.

HALFTIME, Barcelona 1-0 Real Madrid: At the break, Barça lead thanks to Pau Víctor's goal, after a half that saw few chances and a lengthy delay of over an hour.

SECOND HALF KICKOFF! Barcelona 1-0 Real Madrid: The second half begins in New Jersey after a brief halftime due to the earlier delay.

FULL-TIME, Barcelona 2-1 Real Madrid: Barça remain unbeaten against Madrid on American soil, courtesy of Pau Víctor's excellent display and the impressive performance of Barça’s young players. Well done, team!

Torriani (GK) — Fort, Lenglet, Martinez, Balde — Bernal, Romeu, Casado — Torre, Lewandowski, Victor.

Injuries: Pedri, Frenkie de Jong, Gavi, Ronald Araujo, Ansu Fati

Suspensions: None

Courtois (GK) — Vazquez, Vallejo, Militao, Garcia — Modric, Ceballos, Paz — Guler, Endrick, Diaz.

Injuries: David Alaba

Suspensions: None

Recently joined players like Raphinha and Ilkay Gundogan are included, while injured players Pedri, Frenkie de Jong, Gavi, Ronald Araujo, and Ansu Fati will stay at Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper for rehabilitation.

Goalkeepers: Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Inaki Pena, Ander Astralaga, Diego Kochen

Defenders: Alejandro Balde, Inigo Martinez, Andreas Christensen, Jules Kounde, Julian Araujo, Clement Lenglet, Hector Fort, Alex Valle, Mikayil Faye, Gerard Martin, Andrés Cuenca, Sergi Domínguez, Alexis Olmedo

Midfielders: Oriol Romeu, Ilkay Gundogan, Pablo Torre, Marc Casado, Unai Hernandez, Marc Bernal, Noah Darvich, Guille Fernández, Quim Junyent

Attackers: Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha, Vitor Roque, Pau Victor, Toni Fernandez

Carlo Ancelotti has announced a 26-man squad, featuring many academy talents as they gear up for the new season. Ferland Mendy, Aurelien Tchouameni, Eduardo Camavinga, Jude Bellingham, and Dani Carvajal will join later for the European Super Cup after resting from the European Championship.

Goalkeepers: Courtois, Lunin, Fran González

Defenders: Militao, Lucas Vazquez, Vallejo, Fran Garcia, Rudiger, Jacobo Ramon, Lorenzo, Obrador, Asencio, Joan Martinez

Midfielders: Modric, Arda Guler, Ceballos, Nico Paz, Mario Martin, Palacios, Jeremy de Leon

Forwards: Vini Jr., Rodrygo, Endrick, Brahim, Latasa, Alvaro Rodriguez

Additional Information:

Hansi Flick is managing squad rotations during the tour, but teenage sensation Lamine Yamal is not participating, with both Pedri and Frenkie de Jong sidelined due to injuries.