Franck Kessie, a supersub, scored the game-winning goal in the 92nd minute to clinch the El Clasico for Barcelona, who moved 12 points ahead of Real Madrid, their archrivals, at the top of LaLiga.

Ronald Araujo's own goal gave Los Blancos Madrid the lead after just nine minutes, and Barca came from behind to win a league Clasico for the first time since the 1980s. On a historic occasion for the Blaugrana, Sergi Roberto was given the nod to start in midfield over Kessi. He scored an emphatic equalizer before the half, and the hosts pushed for a goal in an open second half.

However, Marco Asensio's goal off the bench gave Real Madrid the impression that they had taken all three points. VAR, be that as it may, questionably precluded the objective and permitted Kessie to snatch the genuine champ in stoppage time for Barcelona's 100th El Clasico triumph, putting the Campeones choose in a radiant situation for bring home the Spanish championship with 12 games remaining.

From the Camp Nou, here are six points of discussion.