Real madrid barcelona 11-1

Real Madrid once beat Barca 11-1 but here's why they never show off about that game – explained by historian. Did you ever know Barcelona were once beaten 11-1 in El Clasico? It took place at the time when football was an ugly show in some way. Back in 1943, Real Madrid beat Barcelona 11-1 in the second leg of the Copa del Rey (previously known as Copa del Generalisimo). The defeat became known as the biggest Barcelona loss to date. However, this wasn't a fair-play encounter. Barcelona won the first-leg tie with a staggering 3-0 score. The players were full of confidence ahead of the second match, however, Spanish government intervened just before the kick-off. ”Real Madrid never show off about that match,” Joan Barau, a historian specialising in Barcelona's history, once told Goal. ” Basically, because that wasn't a football match .” ”That Real Madrid turned the tie around isn't surprising. What is surprising is the result, which perfectly explains that it was, in reality, a humiliation; a spectacle more akin to what could be seen in a Roman circus than at a football match.” At the time, Spain was under the dictatorship of Madrid-native Francisco Franco. After the government learned the first-leg result, they sent Franco's director of state security to Real Madrid's home stadium. Harekat sırasında şehit olan 2 kahraman madrid askerimize rahmet, yaralılarımıza şifalar diliyorum.