Real Madrid vs Barcelona tickets at MetLife Stadium: Cheapest price, best seats to watch match outside New York City

For the third-straight season, Real Madrid and Barcelona will be playing an El Clasico in front of an American audience. 

Real Madrid will take on Barcelona on Saturday, August 3 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J, just outside New York. This is the fourth meeting between the two Spanish giants in the last seven years in the U.S., including Las Vegas in 2022 and Arlington, Texas in 2023. 

Los Blancos won a record 36th La Liga title as they dominated the league during the 2023/2024 season. It's a credit to coach Carlo Ancelotti, who has had to manage the squad well as it grows old in some positions (central midfield) and younger in others (centerback and winger).

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Barcelona is also experiencing a youth revolution, with the latest off the La Masia assembly line making a difference in the first team. 16-year-old Lamine Yamal has been a revelation and is a regular in the forward positions already for both Barcelona and the Spanish National Team. Vitor Roque has made Barcelona younger up top, while Fermin Lopez has earned his way into the squad in midfield. 

Real Madrid vs. Barcelona tickets in New Jersey

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Tickets for El Clasico in New Jersey are now on sale. You can find the MetLife Stadium seating chart and best prices for the game on StubHub. 

With a capacity of 82,500 fans, the home of both the New York Giants and New York Jets can house a ton of fans in the building. As such, there should be plenty of opportunities to find a ticket for the match. 

As of July 31, demand for the match is pushing ticket prices up. The cheapest ticket to enter the stadium is $232 for section 317. Meanwhile, some fans could pay as much as $4,267 per ticket to sit in section 112, close to the field. 

Real Madrid and Barcelona each have a busy three-game schedule for their stay in the U.S. 

Los Blancos has three matches in seven days across the U.S. Real Madrid starts in Chicago before heading east to the New York Metro area and then finishing in the south in Cleveland. 

Barcelona meanwhile plays three games in eight days, starting with a match in Orlando. Then, it's a trip to New Jersey followed by a quick trip down I-95 to Baltimore to face AC Milan. Then, both clubs head back to Spain to finish preparations for the upcoming league and continental season. 

Here's a look at Real Madrid and Barcelona's summer schedule in the USA.