Real Madrid is in turmoil ahead of their crucial match against Barcelona at Camp Nou, with internal conflicts and poor performance threatening their season. A recent altercation between players Fede Valverde and Aurélien Tchouaméni resulted in Valverde suffering from craniofacial trauma, leading to disciplinary actions and fines for both players. Head coach Álvaro Arbeloa has expressed frustration over the team's lack of commitment and effort, stating, "It hurts when I see that every team runs more than we do." As Real Madrid struggles to find cohesion, they face the prospect of watching Barcelona secure the La Liga title with a victory this Sunday. This match is particularly significant as it could mark the first time in 94 years that a clasico determines the championship outcome. The atmosphere within the team is fraught with distrust and division, raising questions about their ability to compete effectively. Despite Arbeloa's insistence on fighting until the end, the team's current state leaves fans and analysts doubtful about their chances against a formidable Barcelona side.