Real Madrid 1-3 Barcelona - Supercopa de Espana 2021/2022 Statistical Preview

Both David Alaba and Aurelien Tchouameni will miss out due to calf injuries. Lucas Vazquez suffered an ankle injury in the semi-final game against Valencia and is ruled out.
Eduardo Camavinga and Eder Militao are doubts as they also picked up knocks against Valencia.
There are no suspensions for Real Madrid.

Prediction

Real Madrid beat Valencia 4-3 on penalties after the scoreline finished 1-1 after extra time to qualify for the final. Benzema put Los Blancos ahead near the end of the first half as he both won and scored the penalty. They were shocked at the start of the second period when Valencia equalised within a minute. Vinicius Junior, Valverde, and Benzema all missed great chances to score as they struggled to beat goalkeeper Mamardashvili from open play. The shootout was comfortable for Ancelotti's side as they scored all four of their spot kicks while Courtois also made the winning save.
Barcelona also required a penalty shootout to reach the finals as they beat Real Betis 4-2 (2-2 after extra time). Lewandowski and Fati both put Barcelona in the lead but they could not hold on either time. The Polish striker and Pedri also had goals disallowed by VAR during the regular 90 minutes. Xavi's side also scored 100% of their penalties while ter Stegen made two crucial saves to secure their spot in the finals.
When these two sides met each other in the Supercopa semi-finals last year, Real Madrid won 3-2 after extra time thanks to goals from Vinicius, Benzema, and Valverde.

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