El Clasico updates: Barcelona forward Neymar "may" miss clash with rivals Real Madrid

Barcelona forward Neymar may miss Real Madrid clash

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Following Neymar's booking during the weekend after he collided with a Malaga defender, he is to be handed some disciplinary measures for his action.

Although the disciplinary measure may include a wide range of things, he also could be given a one-match ban after he serves the match bans allotted to the red card penalty.

If he is given a one-match ban, he would miss the El-Clasico which is making the Brazilian very jittery about it.

Asides the fact that his tackle was unnecessary, Barcelona needs a complete squad to match the skill and power of the White Giants, Real Madrid.

Neymar would discover on Wednesday if he would miss out on the clash with rivals Real Madrid or not.

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