Watch Chelsea icons Eden Hazard and Antonio Rudiger in huge El Clasico brawl as Real Madrid v Barca friendly boils over | The Sun

THERE is no such thing as a friendly El Clasico – as last night's encounter in Las Vegas proved.

Chelsea heroes Eden Hazard and Antonio Rudiger were both involved in a mass brawl between the two sets of bitter rivals.


Barcelona won the game thanks to a 25-yard stunner from £55million signing Raphinha.

But in typical El Clasico style the game was not without its feisty moments.

The game boiled over just before the break following a trademark run by the scintillating Vinicius Jr.

The Brazilian star was cynically hacked to the ground by Jordi Alba – and he did not take it well.

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Vinicius and his team-mate Rodyrgo got tangled up in a shoving match with Barca icon Sergio Busquets following the tackle.

That sparked players from both sides – including Hazard and Rudiger – to pile in for a pushing contest.

Hazard held back Busquets while the Barca midfielder grabbed a handful of Vinicius' shirt as the Belgian tried to calm the tensions.

Former Blues ace Rudiger also acted as peacemaker.

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Both Hazard and Rudiger started for Real Madrid in the 1-0 defeat to LaLiga rivals Barcelona.

Champions League winners Real were without talisman Karim Benzema for the pre-season friendly.

And his absence showed.

Carlo Ancelotti's side failed to register a single shot on target in the entire 90 minutes.

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