Supercopa is a Cup football competition in Costa-Rica. Sportra's live hub for Supercopa focuses on the 2025/26 season. As a cup competition, Supercopa brings together clubs or national teams for seasonal or knockout football. Supercopa on Sportra includes live league standings, full fixtures and results, top scorers, assists leaders, yellow-card and red-card discipline tables, and headline news. Browse upcoming kickoffs, recent final scores, table movement, and player leaderboards without leaving the Supercopa profile. On Sportra you can browse Supercopa live standings, fixtures, results, top scorers, assists leaders, discipline tables, and headlines.
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Supercopa is a Cup football competition in Costa-Rica. Sportra's live hub for Supercopa focuses on the 2025/26 season. As a cup competition, Supercopa brings together clubs or national teams for seasonal or knockout football. Supercopa on Sportra includes live league standings, full fixtures and results, top scorers, assists leaders, yellow-card and red-card discipline tables, and headline news. Browse upcoming kickoffs, recent final scores, table movement, and player leaderboards without leaving the Supercopa profile. On Sportra you can browse Supercopa live standings, fixtures, results, top scorers, assists leaders, discipline tables, and headlines.
Cup · Costa-Rica · CR
Iker Casillas posted a message about Jose Mourinho's possible hiring as Real Madrid manager. These days have not been calm for Real Madrid fans. With Florentino Pérez’s press conference covering several topics, comments from club icons about the next manager have also emerged. Iker Casillas was one of those who spoke out against José Mourinho’s possible return with a message on social media. Casillas said: “I don’t have any problems with Mourinho. I think he’s a great professional. I don’t want him at Real Madrid. Other managers would be more prepared to manage the club of my life. Personal opinion. Nothing else.” The former goalkeeper knows the club better than most, so his opinion carries a lot of weight. Even so, it would not be completely surprising if there were some personal issues between them, since Mourinho was manager during Casillas’ time at Real Madrid. Casillas on the lack of titles Casillas was part of Real Madrid from 1999 to 2015, a period in which the club added to its history with titles of all kinds. The goalkeeper himself won 18 trophies and was a major part of those successes. No tengo ningún problema con Mourinho. Me parece un gran profesional. No le quiero en el @realmadrid . Creo que otros entrenadores estarían mejor capacitados para entrenar en el club de mi vida. Opinión personal. Nada mas.— Iker Casillas (@IkerCasillas) May 12, 2026 Just a few hours before his comments about Mourinho, he had also given his opinion on Real Madrid’s lack of titles, backing the critical view shared by many around the club. Casillas said: “When Real Madrid goes two seasons without titles, it is worrying. We should look at next year and forget this one. It is curious because I was just reflecting the opinion of a phenomenal former teammate like Toni Kroos. A soccer genius. My opinion, which copies 99% of his, is attacked by a certain sector of the darker side of madridismo, but I don’t care.” Mourinho’s time with Real Madrid Mourinho’s spell at the club was not especially memorable because he had to compete with Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona. He was in charge from 2010 to 2013 and managed 178 matches. His trophy haul was limited, with one La Liga title, one Copa del Rey and one Supercopa de España.
Barcelona receive Real Madrid in a Matchday 35 clash during the 2025/26 La Liga season. Here’s all the key information, including kickoff times and how to watch the match live on TV and streaming services. Here are all of the details of where you can watch Barcelona vs Real Madrid on US television and via legal streaming: WHO Barcelona vs Real Madrid WHAT Spanish LaLiga WHEN 3:00pm ET / 12:00pm PT • Sunday, May 10, 2026 WHERE ESPN+, Fubo, DirecTV Stream, Sling, ESPN, and ESPN Deportes STREAM WATCH NOW Match Overview The stage is set for a potential title coronation at Camp Nou as Barcelona hosts its eternal rival, Real Madrid, in a high-stakes El Clásico. With an 11-point lead at the top of the La Liga table, Barcelona needs only to avoid defeat to clinch the championship. The Blaugrana have been flawless on home soil this season, boasting a perfect record of 17 wins from 17 matches, making this a monumental challenge for the visitors. For Real Madrid, this match is about more than just points; it’s about pride. Arriving at Camp Nou amidst reports of a dressing room crisis and a string of poor results, Los Blancos are desperate to play spoiler and disrupt Barcelona‘s celebration. Facing a severe injury crisis, Real Madrid must summon extraordinary resilience to overcome a dominant Barcelona side and avoid further deepening their late-season turmoil. Tactical Analysis & Match Context The season trajectories of these two clubs could not be more different. Barcelona, under manager Hansi Flick, has demonstrated remarkable consistency and tactical discipline, culminating in a commanding lead. Their aggressive, attacking style has set the standard in Spain. In contrast, Real Madrid‘s campaign has been marred by inconsistency, with just two wins in their last five league matches, effectively costing them a shot at the title and leaving them on the verge of a second consecutive season without a major trophy. The tactical battle will likely pit Barcelona‘s high-possession, high-press system against Real Madrid‘s counter-attacking threat. Under Flick, Barcelona has averaged 62% possession across their last six encounters with Real Madrid and generates an impressive 19.06 shots per game. However, their reliance on a high defensive line and an offside trap could leave them vulnerable. A depleted but still dangerous Real Madrid will look to exploit this space, with the pace of Vinicius Junior being their most potent weapon in transition. Motivation for both sides is at its peak, but for entirely different reasons. Barcelona has the historic opportunity to seal the La Liga title in front of their home fans at the expense of their greatest rival—a fairy-tale scenario. For Real Madrid, the objective is to salvage pride, disrupt the festivities, and prove their mettle even when weakened. The pressure is immense on the visitors to avoid compounding a difficult season with a humbling defeat. Head-to-Head Record & Historic Trends Recent history heavily favors the Catalan side. Since Hansi Flick took charge, Barcelona has dominated this fixture, winning five of the last six meetings against Real Madrid, including one victory after extra time. This trend underscores the tactical edge Barcelona has held over their rivals in the current era, making them clear favorites heading into this clash. The last five encounters have been explosive, dramatic affairs. Barcelona secured a 3-2 Supercopa victory in January 2026, though Real Madrid won the reverse league fixture 2-1 earlier in the season. Prior to that, Barcelona claimed a 4-3 league win, a 3-2 Copa del Rey win after extra time, and a stunning 5-2 Supercopa victory, showcasing the high-scoring nature of modern El Clásico. Key data points suggest another thrilling spectacle is on the horizon. Both teams have scored in each of the last five meetings, which have produced an incredible average of 5.2 goals per game. Furthermore, the intensity of the rivalry is evident in the disciplinary record, with th
Real Madrid have handed €500,000 fines [£432k] to both Federico Valverde and Aurelien Tchouameni following their training ground dispute. The pair were involved in two bust-ups during the week, the second of which led to Valverde being hospitalised. Madrid have taken action against two of their playersGetty A heated exchange is said to have taken place on Wednesday after a foul during a training session. Another incident on Thursday was reportedly worse, with Valverde refusing to shake Tchouameni’s hand after their altercation. talkSPORT understands that after continuing their row, the Uruguay international needed urgent medical attention. Valverde was diagnosed with cranioencephalic trauma, a head injury, and is out for the next two weeks. However, he said that his injury was caused by him hitting a table, and, ‘At no point did my teammate hit me, I didn’t hit him either.’ Statement Madrid announced that they had opened disciplinary proceedings against the players, and have now given them financial penalties. A statement read: “Real Madrid C. F. announces that, following the events that led to the disciplinary proceedings initiated yesterday against our players Federico Valverde and Aurelien Tchouameni, both appeared today before the investigator assigned to the case. “During their appearance, the players expressed their complete remorse for what happened and apologized to each other. “Furthermore, they extended their apologies to the club, their teammates, the coaching staff, and the fans, and both have made themselves available to Real Madrid to accept whatever sanction the club deems appropriate. “Under these circumstances, Real Madrid has decided to impose a financial penalty of €500,000 fines [£432k] on each player, thereby concluding the corresponding internal procedures.” Valverde and Tchouameni have been handed fines for the incidentGetty What is going on at Madrid? The drama surrounding Valverde and Tchouameni is just the latest chapter in what has been a chaotic season at Madrid. Xabi Alonso was supposed to spearhead the next era of success but left by mutual consent in January, seven months after joining. Alvaro Arbeloa has been in the hotseat since then, and been unable to turn their fortunes around. Madrid are set to go trophyless this season, and lose the LaLiga title to rivals Barcelona in El Clasico on Sunday evening. Bayern Munich beat them in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, a competition that Los Blancos have won a record 15 times. Defeat to Barca in the Supercopa de Espana final was then followed by a shock Copa del Rey last 16 exit to second-tier side Albacete. A wild Madrid season is on course for an unsuccessful endGetty A lack of silverware aside, there is also concern over the future of Kylian Mbappe amid claims of dressing room isolation. Madrid fans and employees were reportedly ‘displeased’ with him for going on holiday to Italy whilst recovering from a hamstring injury. There is also an online petition calling for him to leave the club which, at the time of writing, has hit 50 million signatures. Mbappe is also said to have been involved in a flare-up with one of the Madrid coaches, during which he insulted them. A statement from his camp read: “Part of the criticisms are based on an over-interpretation of elements related to a recovery period strictly supervised by the club. “This is NOT corresponding to the reality of the commitment and the work that Kylian does daily for the good of the team.”
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Iker Casillas posted a message about Jose Mourinho's possible hiring as Real Madrid manager. These days have not been calm for Real Madrid fans. With Florentino Pérez’s press conference covering several topics, comments from club icons about the next manager have also emerged. Iker Casillas was one of those who spoke out against José Mourinho’s possible return with a message on social media. Casillas said: “I don’t have any problems with Mourinho. I think he’s a great professional. I don’t want him at Real Madrid. Other managers would be more prepared to manage the club of my life. Personal opinion. Nothing else.” The former goalkeeper knows the club better than most, so his opinion carries a lot of weight. Even so, it would not be completely surprising if there were some personal issues between them, since Mourinho was manager during Casillas’ time at Real Madrid. Casillas on the lack of titles Casillas was part of Real Madrid from 1999 to 2015, a period in which the club added to its history with titles of all kinds. The goalkeeper himself won 18 trophies and was a major part of those successes. No tengo ningún problema con Mourinho. Me parece un gran profesional. No le quiero en el @realmadrid . Creo que otros entrenadores estarían mejor capacitados para entrenar en el club de mi vida. Opinión personal. Nada mas.— Iker Casillas (@IkerCasillas) May 12, 2026 Just a few hours before his comments about Mourinho, he had also given his opinion on Real Madrid’s lack of titles, backing the critical view shared by many around the club. Casillas said: “When Real Madrid goes two seasons without titles, it is worrying. We should look at next year and forget this one. It is curious because I was just reflecting the opinion of a phenomenal former teammate like Toni Kroos. A soccer genius. My opinion, which copies 99% of his, is attacked by a certain sector of the darker side of madridismo, but I don’t care.” Mourinho’s time with Real Madrid Mourinho’s spell at the club was not especially memorable because he had to compete with Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona. He was in charge from 2010 to 2013 and managed 178 matches. His trophy haul was limited, with one La Liga title, one Copa del Rey and one Supercopa de España.
Barcelona receive Real Madrid in a Matchday 35 clash during the 2025/26 La Liga season. Here’s all the key information, including kickoff times and how to watch the match live on TV and streaming services. Here are all of the details of where you can watch Barcelona vs Real Madrid on US television and via legal streaming: WHO Barcelona vs Real Madrid WHAT Spanish LaLiga WHEN 3:00pm ET / 12:00pm PT • Sunday, May 10, 2026 WHERE ESPN+, Fubo, DirecTV Stream, Sling, ESPN, and ESPN Deportes STREAM WATCH NOW Match Overview The stage is set for a potential title coronation at Camp Nou as Barcelona hosts its eternal rival, Real Madrid, in a high-stakes El Clásico. With an 11-point lead at the top of the La Liga table, Barcelona needs only to avoid defeat to clinch the championship. The Blaugrana have been flawless on home soil this season, boasting a perfect record of 17 wins from 17 matches, making this a monumental challenge for the visitors. For Real Madrid, this match is about more than just points; it’s about pride. Arriving at Camp Nou amidst reports of a dressing room crisis and a string of poor results, Los Blancos are desperate to play spoiler and disrupt Barcelona‘s celebration. Facing a severe injury crisis, Real Madrid must summon extraordinary resilience to overcome a dominant Barcelona side and avoid further deepening their late-season turmoil. Tactical Analysis & Match Context The season trajectories of these two clubs could not be more different. Barcelona, under manager Hansi Flick, has demonstrated remarkable consistency and tactical discipline, culminating in a commanding lead. Their aggressive, attacking style has set the standard in Spain. In contrast, Real Madrid‘s campaign has been marred by inconsistency, with just two wins in their last five league matches, effectively costing them a shot at the title and leaving them on the verge of a second consecutive season without a major trophy. The tactical battle will likely pit Barcelona‘s high-possession, high-press system against Real Madrid‘s counter-attacking threat. Under Flick, Barcelona has averaged 62% possession across their last six encounters with Real Madrid and generates an impressive 19.06 shots per game. However, their reliance on a high defensive line and an offside trap could leave them vulnerable. A depleted but still dangerous Real Madrid will look to exploit this space, with the pace of Vinicius Junior being their most potent weapon in transition. Motivation for both sides is at its peak, but for entirely different reasons. Barcelona has the historic opportunity to seal the La Liga title in front of their home fans at the expense of their greatest rival—a fairy-tale scenario. For Real Madrid, the objective is to salvage pride, disrupt the festivities, and prove their mettle even when weakened. The pressure is immense on the visitors to avoid compounding a difficult season with a humbling defeat. Head-to-Head Record & Historic Trends Recent history heavily favors the Catalan side. Since Hansi Flick took charge, Barcelona has dominated this fixture, winning five of the last six meetings against Real Madrid, including one victory after extra time. This trend underscores the tactical edge Barcelona has held over their rivals in the current era, making them clear favorites heading into this clash. The last five encounters have been explosive, dramatic affairs. Barcelona secured a 3-2 Supercopa victory in January 2026, though Real Madrid won the reverse league fixture 2-1 earlier in the season. Prior to that, Barcelona claimed a 4-3 league win, a 3-2 Copa del Rey win after extra time, and a stunning 5-2 Supercopa victory, showcasing the high-scoring nature of modern El Clásico. Key data points suggest another thrilling spectacle is on the horizon. Both teams have scored in each of the last five meetings, which have produced an incredible average of 5.2 goals per game. Furthermore, the intensity of the rivalry is evident in the disciplinary record, with th
Real Madrid have handed €500,000 fines [£432k] to both Federico Valverde and Aurelien Tchouameni following their training ground dispute. The pair were involved in two bust-ups during the week, the second of which led to Valverde being hospitalised. Madrid have taken action against two of their playersGetty A heated exchange is said to have taken place on Wednesday after a foul during a training session. Another incident on Thursday was reportedly worse, with Valverde refusing to shake Tchouameni’s hand after their altercation. talkSPORT understands that after continuing their row, the Uruguay international needed urgent medical attention. Valverde was diagnosed with cranioencephalic trauma, a head injury, and is out for the next two weeks. However, he said that his injury was caused by him hitting a table, and, ‘At no point did my teammate hit me, I didn’t hit him either.’ Statement Madrid announced that they had opened disciplinary proceedings against the players, and have now given them financial penalties. A statement read: “Real Madrid C. F. announces that, following the events that led to the disciplinary proceedings initiated yesterday against our players Federico Valverde and Aurelien Tchouameni, both appeared today before the investigator assigned to the case. “During their appearance, the players expressed their complete remorse for what happened and apologized to each other. “Furthermore, they extended their apologies to the club, their teammates, the coaching staff, and the fans, and both have made themselves available to Real Madrid to accept whatever sanction the club deems appropriate. “Under these circumstances, Real Madrid has decided to impose a financial penalty of €500,000 fines [£432k] on each player, thereby concluding the corresponding internal procedures.” Valverde and Tchouameni have been handed fines for the incidentGetty What is going on at Madrid? The drama surrounding Valverde and Tchouameni is just the latest chapter in what has been a chaotic season at Madrid. Xabi Alonso was supposed to spearhead the next era of success but left by mutual consent in January, seven months after joining. Alvaro Arbeloa has been in the hotseat since then, and been unable to turn their fortunes around. Madrid are set to go trophyless this season, and lose the LaLiga title to rivals Barcelona in El Clasico on Sunday evening. Bayern Munich beat them in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, a competition that Los Blancos have won a record 15 times. Defeat to Barca in the Supercopa de Espana final was then followed by a shock Copa del Rey last 16 exit to second-tier side Albacete. A wild Madrid season is on course for an unsuccessful endGetty A lack of silverware aside, there is also concern over the future of Kylian Mbappe amid claims of dressing room isolation. Madrid fans and employees were reportedly ‘displeased’ with him for going on holiday to Italy whilst recovering from a hamstring injury. There is also an online petition calling for him to leave the club which, at the time of writing, has hit 50 million signatures. Mbappe is also said to have been involved in a flare-up with one of the Madrid coaches, during which he insulted them. A statement from his camp read: “Part of the criticisms are based on an over-interpretation of elements related to a recovery period strictly supervised by the club. “This is NOT corresponding to the reality of the commitment and the work that Kylian does daily for the good of the team.”
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