Barcelona v Real Madrid player ratings: Gavi 8, Torres 5; Bellingham 9, Alaba 4

English midfielder scores twice in his first Clasico to hand victory to Los Blancos

Marc-Andre ter Stegen 6/10

BARCELONA RATINGS: Little to do in the first half, then got low to easily save on 57. Best save was from Tchouameni, but well beaten by Bellingham’s stunning equaliser. Nobody could have saved that. GShow more

Ronald Araujo 7/10

Cross in the 45th minute almost led to a second for the Catalans. Struck a ball across Kepa in the follow-up to Martinez hitting the post. Superb interception on late on that led to the crowd singing Show more

Andreas Christensen 7/10

Always chased down by Rodrygo, but comfortable on the ground or in the air. Headed a Valverde pass straight back to the Uruguayan. Yet Barcelona have conceded 12 goals after 11 games, well short of laShow more

Inigo Martinez 8/10

The central of the three defenders and he commanded the area. Progressed the ball quickly. Headed against the post on 51. EPA

Joao Cancelo 6/10

A winger in a 3-2-4-1 formation, he got into advanced roles but conceded possession. Drove at goal on 65 before his shot was deflected over. AP

Gavi 8/10

A central force without De Jong and, aggressive tackling, one of the most impressive players on the field. The crowd at this first Clasico at the Estadi Olimpic were hollering ‘Gavi!’ in the second haShow more

Ilkay Gundogan 7/10

A major influence, he put Barca a goal up after six minutes, picking up a loose ball, playing a one-two with Torres, then sweeping the ball under Kepa. It was the only shot on target in the first halfShow more

Alejandro Balde 6/10

Should have made it 2-0 in the first half. A costly miss. EPA

Fermin Lopez 8/10

With his socks rolled down, the 20-year-old struck the post on 15 as Barcelona started the game impressively. Ran across and in front of Madrid’s defence. Beautiful cross to Martinez on 51 that led toShow more

Ferran Torres 5/10

Difficult against Alaba and Rudiger. Booked for a poor tackle on Vinicius Jnr when he knew the Brazilian had beaten him. Fortunate it wasn’t red. Only 26 touches in the hour he was on the pitch. GettyShow more

Joao Felix 7/10

Put the ball through the legs of Rudiger and ran towards goal before being brought down by Carvajal on 18. Howls from the 50,112 crowd when no foul was given. AP

Robert Lewandowski 6/10

SUBS: (61' for Torres). Greeted with a huge cheer when he came on. AP

Oriol Romeu 5/10

(72' for Fermin). Brought on to try and steady things as Barcelona tired. And Jude Bellingham was ready to take advantage and when he equalised, Madrid’s whole energy changed. Getty Images

Raphinha 6/10

(76' for Cancelo). Barcelona played well, but Bellingham hit a wonder goal and then a winner. Reuters

Lamine Yamal 6/10

(76' for Felix). Became the youngest ever Clasico debutant. His 80th-minute overhead kick was on target but saved and offside. AP

Kepa Arrizabalaga 7/10

REAL MADRID RATINGS: Could do little about Gundogan's opener for Barcelona. Produced a brilliant save from Araujo to keep his team in the game. Getty Images

Dani Carvajal 7/10

Good performance in defence and attack as he played a part in Bellingham's winner and produced a goal-saving tackle on Joao Felix to save Rudiger's blushes. AFP

Antonio Rudiger 6/10

Made some important interceptions and clearances but was almost undone by Felix. EPA

David Alaba 4/10

His poor tackle allowed Gundogan in for Barcelona's goal. Below-par performance all round. EPA

Ferland Mendy 4/10

Offered nothing going forward before he was hooked just after half-time. AFP

Aurelien Tchouameni 6/10

Off the pace but made some vital blocks and provided solidity to Real's midfield when Barca were in the ascendency. AP

Federico Valverde 5/10

Lots of huff and puff but with very little of the inspiration that has become his trademark. Getty Images

Jude Bellingham 9/10

The Englishman was kept under lock and key by Gavi until his equaliser in the 68th minute. Then produced another to grab his side victory in his first Clasico. AP

Toni Kroos 5/10

Showing his age as he was bypassed by Barca's pace in the middle. AFP

Rodrygo 4/10

Looked out of his depth in the striker's role. Easily martialled by Barca's back line. AFP

Vinicius Junior 5/10

A frustrating afternoon for the young Brazilian. Getty Images

Eduardo Camavinga 7/10

SUBS: (52' for Mendy). A big upgrade on Mendy. EPA

Luka Modric 8/10

(63' for Kroos). Tipped the game in Real's favour after replacing his fellow veteran. Reuters

Joselu 6/10

(63' for Rodrygo). Gave Madrid some presence in attack. EPA

Lucas Vazquez N/A

(94' for Vinicius). EPA

Jude Bellingham continued his stunning start to life at Real Madrid as he scored superb double to earn his side a 2-1 comeback victory over Barcelona on Saturday.

Los Blancos were trailing to a sixth-minute Ilkay Gundogan goal before the English midfielder, appearing in his first Clasico, turned the game on its head.

Bellingham got his side back into the contest with a stunning equaliser from 30 yards out on 68 minutes before grabbing the winner in injury time.

The midfielder, 20, now has 13 goals in 13 games Madrid, since he joined them for €103 million from Borussia Dortmund in the summer.

Real now sit top of La Liga on 28 points, above Girona on goal difference and four points clear of Barca.

After the game, teammate Luka Modric said of Bellingham: "I don't know how to explain what's happening with Jude. It seems like he's been here for a long time.

"It's no coincidence that he's adapted so well. He's a top guy, an extraordinary talent. I don't think even he believes the goals he's scoring. Now he can't stop."

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