Eurosport Roundtable: Our European experts predict Barcelona v Real Madrid

Alex Chick: Real Madrid have won 10 of their last 11 but only kept two clean sheets in that run – they are vulnerable defensively, and Andres Iniesta’s comeback will restore Barcelona’s disjointed attack to its glorious best.

Cristian Maxedo: Both teams have so much firepower to destroy the other. Barcelona's fragile defence coupled with the MSN frontline could make for a great match of football.

Maxime Dupuis: The force awakens. Barcelona have no other solution than winning – and I think they will. Iniesta’s return is the best news for the Catalans.

Carsten Arndt: Real haven't lost a single game this season and Cristiano Ronaldo is back in peak form after his poor start. With the absence of Toni Kroos and Gareth Bale, Real have to change to a more pragmatic style, which could be perfect against a stormy Barcelona side. Sergio Busquets – one of Luis Enrique's most important players – has a lot of problems, so even with Iniesta back in the squad, the Catalan midfield will come out on the short end.

Stefano Dolci: The absence of Bale, the desire for revenge, the return of Iniesta and the Camp Nou factor could be make the difference and permit to Messi and Co to run riot.

Mikhail Biryukov: Both teams have conditions they did not expect. Barcelona lost too many points without Iniesta and even MSN couldn’t make a difference. But Real have lost crucial players in Kroos and Bale, so the best outcome for both right now is to share the points. The real Clasico will be in 2017...

Sargin Teksal: Zinedine Zidane’s side won last year at the Camp Nou, but Barcelona won't lose this in the battle for the title. Iniesta’s comeback is hugely important for Barca’s attacking options, while Real will miss Bale’s runs behind the defence.

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Barcelona win: 4

Draw: 2

Real Madrid win: 1