Barcelona vs Real Madrid, Messi vs Ronaldo - El Clasico stats Both enjoy astonishing overall records for Barcelona and Real Madrid, respectively, but how do Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo fare when the rival clubs meet in El Clasico? The Argentine has played Real Madrid twice in the Champions League: 14 times in La Liga, five times in the Copa Del Rey and on four occasions in the Spanish Supercopa. Ronaldo, meanwhile, has met Barcelona twice in the Champions League (not including the three times he played them in Manchester United colors), eight times in the league, five times in the Copa Del Rey and four times in the Supercopa. Based on the numbers, Messi’s record is clearly superior to that of the Portuguese, as he enjoys a winning percentage of 44 percent and an average of 0.72 goals per game, compared to Ronaldo’s winning percentage of 26 percent and strike rate of 0.63. The Barcelona No. 10 has also been far more prolific in assisting his teammates, setting up 10 more goals than his Madrid counterpart. Ronaldo could (and probably would) argue that he has closed the gap somewhat in recent times, however, as in the last six games between the Spanish, he has scored six times to Messi’s five. The Argentina captain is currently tied with Alfredo Di Stefano as the all-time top scorer in El Clasico, while in October, 2012, Cristiano became the first player to score in six consecutive Barcelona-Real Madrid matches. Match Facts • In last season of Spanish League, although Barcelona was the champions but Real Madrid won the battle against The Blaugrana. The Vikings won in the last El Clasico 2-1 and drew the second 1-1. • The defense of Barca is looking stronger in this tournament so far. Out of last five wins, they made three clean sheets victories. • But if we take a look on last matches of La Liga and UCL, Barcelona played two draws in a row which Messi scored equalizer in his meet against AC Milan. • Last season, The Whites won one game out of the two played against Barca in Spanish League. Blaugrana also lost in Super cup against The Whites and in the semi finals of Copa del Rey. • Out of last five matches of El Clasico, The Vikings have not lost any match against Barca. Messi’s Record Against Real Madrid Matches Goals Assists Wins Losses Draws 25 18 11 11 7 7 Ronaldo’s Record Against Barcelona (for Real Madrid) Matches Goals Assists Wins Losses Draws 19 12 1 5 8 6