Luis Suarez is expecting a typically intense battle when Barcelona take on Real Madrid in El Clasico tomorrow. Barcelona go into the eagerly-anticipated fixture with a one-point lead over Espanyol at the top of the table, despite just one win in their last five league matches.

The home side will also be without talisman Lionel Messi after the Argentina forward suffered a broken arm in the victory over Sevilla, while Cristiano Ronaldo's summer move to Juventus means it will be the first Clasico without at least one of the game's biggest stars since 2007.