David Sánchez calls Barcelona’s sporting edge a ‘heavy beating’ after 7-0

After the 7-0 in the women’s Clásico, David Sánchez summed up the sporting gap between Barcelona and Real Madrid with the words: “A heavy beating.” The journalist developed the comparison on La Tribu, looking at both clubs’ management and their performances on the field.

He acknowledged Real Madrid’s advantage in management, referring to the club run by Florentino Pérez. “Barcelona’s management can be debated when compared with that of Florentino Pérez’s Madrid, which is obviously better,” he said, before drawing a clear distinction on the pitch: “In sporting terms, there’s no comparison.” His assessment of Barcelona’s performances was unequivocal: “Barcelona are doing much better.”

The victory in the women’s Clásico strengthened his argument. David Sánchez recalled the “7-0 in yesterday’s Clásico”, then turned to the next men’s meeting, scheduled for October 25 at Spotify Camp Nou: “Watch out for the result that could come in the men’s Clásico.”

He also praised Deco’s work, saying Barcelona have been doing very well over recent seasons. By contrast, he noted that Madrid, in his view, are coming off two consecutive seasons without a major trophy in both men’s and women’s football. He closed by summing up the contrast: Real Madrid have the edge in management, but the sporting balance, he argued, is clearly in Barcelona’s favour. David Sánchez presents Despierta San Francisco and compared the two clubs’ sporting situations after the 7-0 in the women’s Clásico.