article_snippet: Spanish papers emphasise Real's superiority during the game, with AS claiming they 'dominated while Modric lasted', and attacking Bale for 'failing again'.
article_snippet: Marca (left) were more kind to the rest of the Real players, claiming Madrid 'overwhelmed Barca for 45 minutes, don’t finish them off and end up against the ropes'.
article_snippet: Spanish papers also feature Spaniards playing in England on Spanish papers front pages, with Juan Mata's spectacular volley at Anfield, and Diego Costa's withdrawal from the Spain squad, making the headlines.
article_snippet: However, elsewhere in Spain, in the Barcelona-based papers in particular, the focus was on the gap Luis Enrique's team have opened up at the top of La Liga.
article_snippet: Sport label the result a blow to Madrid, while Mundo Deportivo describe it as a 'two-faced Clasico' which saw Barca move four points clear.
article_snippet: Mundo Deportivo highlight Barcelona's four point lead at the top of La LigaLa Liga, while Sport call it a 'blow to Madrid'
highlights_snippet: Barcelona beat Real Madrid 2-1 at the Nou Camp .
  
highlights_snippet: Spanish papers focus on Real's dominance, but Barca open gap at the top .
  
highlights_snippet: Five things we learned from El Clasico .