Barcelona have profited from Real Madrid’s loss as spoils shared in Milan Derby

While many had their eyes on Arsenal 5-1 at Manchester City 5-1 on Sunday, there were a few to pay attention to other big games in Europe.

After some great results that Real Madrid saw slipping in Laliga and Bayern Munich, they continued their indictment for the Bundesliga on Saturday, depending on some other giants to try and profit the results.

Barcelona hosted Deportivo, demanding that they use the fallen points of their rivals Espanyol.

While the two Milan clubs met in San Siro for the latest installment of their derby – with Kyle Walker debut.

Read further to see how both games were going.

Barcelona 1-0 Deportivo

🐍 Full -time! 🐍#Barca pic.twitter.com/t67quypza4

– FC Barcelona (@fcbarcelona) February 2, 2025

Barcelona secured a 1-0 victory over Deportivo in Montjuic, closing the gap of La Liga Liga Real Madrid four points.

Despite the unusual depiction, “Blaugrana” managed to take away the victory, thanks to a strike by Robert Levandowski in the middle of the second half.

The first half was a tough affair, with Barcelona struggling to find its rhythm.

Their only noticeable attempt came from Pedri, whose modest shot easily handled the fruit.

Meanwhile, Deportivo defended well, but failed to threaten the break, ending half without registering any goal.

The breakthrough came in the 61st minute. The Lamin Jamal cross was removed from the Tenaglia, perfectly falling for Levandowski, who defended a close home.

Barcelona had a previous chance to crash the deadlock. In the 57th minute, Balde’s removed passage was found by Jamal, who set up Levandowski for a head -lying header, although the offside flag was erected. Shortly thereafter, Yamal tested it with a powerful shot, but Alaves keeper made a great savings to keep his game in the game.

Milan 1-1 Inter Milan

The #Derbymilano Ends like a draw! #Forzainter #Derbymilano #Milaninter pic.twitter.com/c6fikixvmm

– Inter (@Inter_en) February 2, 2025

Inter and AC Milan played an exciting 1-1 draw at San Siro in the latest edition of Madonna derby.

Despite the dominant large parts of the match, Inter had to withdraw from the goal down to secure part of the prey.

Inter started the game Light, with goals from Federico Dimarko and Lautaro Martinez and both ruled out offside in the first half.

Nerazzurri created numerous chances, but were betrayed by unnecessary finishing and wood work, which denied them three times.

In contrast, Milan took the lead ahead of the half. Rafael Leo’s powerful drive was enclosed by Jan Sommer, but Tianani Reinders was the fastest to react, firing the jump in the roof of the net to set up Rossoners before.

Inter responded with intensity after the break, but were constantly frustrated by Milan’s position and goalkeeper Mike Mainan.

Efforts by Jan Biseck, Marcus Turam and Denzel Damfrens all hit the wooden work, while Manjan made a few key savings.

As the clock descended, Inter’s pressure finally paid off. In the 93rd minute, Bisec delivered the cross to the right, which Nikola Zalevski was expertly promoting his chest for Stefan de Vri to break up at home, saving a well -deserved point for Inter.