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No judging by the results of hearing the first two parts of this "super clasico", the saga does not tire. Saturday, April 16, more than 11 million Spaniards followed the opposition Real-Barca clear broadcast by La Sexta. "This is the most-watched program in the history of the chain, said Javier Gomez, the newscaster Sports 21 hours of the private channel. The following week, the final of the King's Cup (broadcast by TVE) has captured 73% of the hearings, which made it the fifth most watched show since the beginning of audience measurement. "
And journalist, columnist also Canal +, detailing the top 5 audience records in Spain: the World Cup final 2010, the quarter-finals of Euro 2008 against Italy, the final of the same Euro , a Eurovision Song Contest and the finals of the King Cup. Looking for the intruder!
140 COUNTRIES HAVE ISSUED THE FINAL CUT OF THE KING
"Nearly 140 countries have broadcast live the final of the King's Cup," comments Jose Luis Astiazaran, president of the Spanish professional league. In France, Canal + Sport has convinced 700,000 subscribers to opt for shock Hispanic-Iberian and not for the Coupe de France, on display on a competing network. Real-Barca match is the only foreigner who holds a candle to games in the championship of France Ligue 1, "admits one to Canal +.According to a study that Jose Luis Astiazaran confirms the saga Real-Barca in four episodes could reach a cumulative audience of 400 million viewers.
Foreground stars, suspense and lots and lots of money: the essential ingredients to any blockbuster film based on successful clasicos. The Catalans in their ranks 23 years Argentina Lionel Messi Ballon d'Or 2009 and 2010, first to the classification of salaries of players (10 million euros of annual salary and twice in advertising revenue).
In the locker room in Madrid, superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is named, 26, Ballon d'Or 2008 and the second highest paid player in the world (13 million annual salary and 14 million contracts miscellaneous). A duel of more effective when the two attackers cultivate an image diametrically opposite Messi in the role of good guy, a small (1.70 m) and discrete, that of Ronaldo in handsome style, with oversized egos.
DO ANY OF THE TWO CLUBS surpasses the other
In terms of suspense, the ideal scenario is again because for the first time in several seasons, neither outperforms the other clubs do. The match ended April 16 on a draw (1-1) and after the final of the Cup king took shape until the very end of extra time (1-0).
Highly leveraged, the two locomotives of Iberian football are also the two richest clubs in the world. "The economic battle at the top will continue to play in the coming years, between the two heavyweights of Spain," concludes the report of Deloitte, published in February, which puts Real Madrid top spot in its ranking (439 million euros in revenues for the season 2009-2010) and his rival Barcelona in the second (398 million). With such levels of commercial revenue and broadcasting rights, all projects seem possible blockbuster. In this crazy country, football matches are also looking elsewhere for a year and a half in high definition on the big screen. Several cinemas in Madrid and Barcelona because broadcast every weekend in theaters large meetings Liga championship.
"FEED THE PAPER IN TIMES"
The dynamic range is also clasicos the daytime drama narrated by the media. This is the tactic of Jose Mourinho decryption, coach of the Merengue, the most innocuous stories. One example of trophy King's Cup, broke into several pieces after a terrible fall of the double decker bus in which the players paraded at Real after their victory! "As soon as we avoid referring to Real or Barca on the air, plunges the audience. We must continuously feed the series," says Javier Gomez.
Yet the Spanish league exported small compared to the English Premier League. "Spain has not yet realized that his football has a greater capacity abroad than within its borders," the leading presenter of La Sexta. La Liga clubs now want rid of the 1997 Act, which, in the name of "public interest" requires a match by free championship day, thus limiting the marketing of retransmissions markets foreigners.