People watching El Clasico are all saying the same thing

That goal from Ronaldo though.

While some football fans might have been tempted by the prospect of watching Neymar's goalscoring debut for PSG, his former club met Real Madrid in the first-leg of the Spanish Super Cup. After a very quiet first-half, the deadlock was broken when Gerard Pique turned the ball into his own net to give the La Liga champions the lead. In doing so, Pique became the first Barcelona player to score an own goal in El Clasico in the 21st century in all competitions. Lionel Messi's controversial penalty drew the game level before an absolute peach from Cristiano Ronaldo restored Real Madrid's lead. https://twitter.com/TrendingSportsC/status/896849218727538688 After being booked for taking off his shirt in celebration, the Ballon d'Or winner then received his second yellow moments later after the referee decided that the former Manchester United attacker had dived in the box under pressure from Samuel Umtiti. Given how Luis Suarez won the penalty which Barcelona scored from, some people felt that Ronaldo was harshly treated. https://twitter.com/Galapago555/status/896849437305253888 https://twitter.com/Bernabeu_Babe/status/896850551895465985 https://twitter.com/JanuszMichallik/status/896849202449457153 https://twitter.com/pbsportswriter/status/896853000156831744 https://twitter.com/GaffneyVLC/status/896848771925016576 https://twitter.com/MagicalMartial/status/896847481044168708 https://twitter.com/ArsenalFanTV/status/896852413646241792 https://twitter.com/LiamPaulCanning/status/896849347454939138 Despite being down to ten men, Real Madrid extended their advantage when Marco Asensio scored a blistering breakaway goal to give Zidane's side a commanding lead as they head into the return match. https://twitter.com/Anil_Shivtshi/status/896851151144013824 The second-half of football was absolutely hectic and you couldn't take your eyes off, which is ironic given Real Madrid's choice of jersey. After launching their new third kit, Real Madrid decided to mark the occasion by wearing it for the first time against their bitter rivals. This being said, plenty of people felt that their famous white kit would have been a far better option to wear against a team who wear blue and burgundy. If you found it distracting while watching on TV, you're not the only one. https://twitter.com/realmadriden/status/896837314147737602 Football https://twitter.com/DesKellyBTS/status/896829428214484992 https://twitter.com/mickwatson65/status/896829231036080129 https://twitter.com/TheKingOfPing/status/896824126387748864 https://twitter.com/ArsenalReport/status/896830116071964672 https://twitter.com/europasaintsfc/status/896834415086759943 https://twitter.com/darrengunner198/status/896824810927476738 The second-leg at the Santiago Bernabéu takes place on Wednesday while Zidane's men begin their league campaign away to Deportivo La Coruna. Barcelona start their season at home to Real Betis.