Who Has Won More El Clásico Matches? Record

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As of the latest completed meeting on 10 May 2026, Barcelona and Real Madrid are level on 106 wins each, with 52 draws, in LaLiga’s historical tally. LaLiga counts 264 meetings in this record, including the 1902 Copa de la Coronación fixture.

The all-time El Clásico ledger depends on which matches a source counts as official. Different organisations apply slightly different criteria for historical competitions, which explains why goal totals and, occasionally, match counts can vary while the win column often remains identical.

Who Has Won More El Clásico Matches?

Neither club leads the all-time record. Barcelona and Real Madrid have each won 106 matches. Draws are shared results, not victories for either side. There have been 52 of them.

StatisticBarcelonaReal Madrid
Wins106106
Draws5252
Matches counted264264

LaLiga’s historical El Clásico statistics provide the basis for this all-competition tally. Other sources may use different criteria when counting historical fixtures.

For the full breakdown by competition, read the complete Barcelona vs Real Madrid head-to-head record.

El Clásico Head-to-Head Record in LaLiga

The LaLiga-only record differs from the all-competition tally. Across 192 league meetings, Real Madrid have won 80 times, compared with 77 victories for Barcelona, while 35 matches have ended in draws.

Barcelona have scored 312 league goals to Real Madrid’s 309, according to LaLiga’s published figures.

LaLiga statisticBarcelonaReal Madrid
Wins7780
Draws3535
Goals scored312309
Matches played192192

Who Has Won More El Clásico Matches in Recent Years?

Although the all-time win record is level, Barcelona have won four of the five most recent competitive meetings listed below. Their 2–0 victory on 10 May 2026 also secured the LaLiga title.

Here are the five most recent completed competitive El Clásicos (verified against published results up to 10 May 2026):

DateCompetitionScoreWinner
10 May 2026La LigaBarcelona 2–0 Real MadridBarcelona
11 January 2026Supercopa de España finalBarcelona 3–2 Real MadridBarcelona
26 October 2025La LigaReal Madrid 2–1 BarcelonaReal Madrid
11 May 2025La LigaBarcelona 4–3 Real MadridBarcelona
26 April 2025Copa del Rey finalBarcelona 3–2 Real Madrid (aet)Barcelona

The next El Clásico is scheduled for 25 October 2026 at Spotify Camp Nou. Update this article’s recent-results table and all-time record after the match.

Who Has Scored More Goals in El Clásico?

The all-time goal tally is separate from the number of matches won. LaLiga’s overall historical summary credits Real Madrid with 447 goals and Barcelona with 438.

In LaLiga matches alone, however, Barcelona lead 312–309.

FC Barcelona’s official El Clásico page reports different all-competition totals: 444 goals for Real Madrid and 441 for Barcelona. Both sources list 106 wins for each club and 52 draws.

These figures should be attributed to their respective sources rather than combined into a single definitive goal tally.

The difference reflects a discrepancy between the published historical records; readers should check which source and counting method a statistic uses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who has won more El Clásico matches, Barcelona or Real Madrid?

Barcelona and Real Madrid are tied on 106 wins each in LaLiga’s all-time tally as of 10 May 2026. The record includes 52 draws and counts the 1902 Copa de la Coronación meeting.

How many times have Barcelona and Real Madrid drawn?

LaLiga’s all-time tally records 52 draws across 264 meetings. In LaLiga matches alone, the teams have drawn 35 times across 192 games.

Who has won more El Clásico matches in LaLiga?

Real Madrid lead the LaLiga-only record with 80 wins to Barcelona’s 77, alongside 35 draws, according to LaLiga’s published figures.

Does the 1902 match count as an official El Clásico?

LaLiga counts the Copa de la Coronación meeting in its historical total. Not every organisation applies the same criteria. That is one reason all-time totals can differ between sources.

Why do Barcelona and Real Madrid goal totals differ between sources?

LaLiga’s all-time summary credits Real Madrid with 447 goals and Barcelona with 438, while FC Barcelona’s official page lists 444 for Real Madrid and 441 for Barcelona. These are different published totals, so the source and counting method should be stated when quoting the record.

Conclusion

Barcelona and Real Madrid are level on 106 wins each in LaLiga’s all-time El Clásico tally, while Real Madrid lead the league-only record 80 wins to 77. The published all-time goal totals differ by source, so those figures should always be attributed carefully.

For the full record across competitions, including major wins, scoring records and recent results, see our complete Barcelona vs Real Madrid head-to-head record.

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