Barca to begin at Santander | FourFourTwo

Barca's arch rivals Real Madrid, who finished three points behind the Catalans in second last season, and new coach Jose Mourinho face a potentially tricky trip to Real Mallorca, fifth

last campaign and beaten only three times at their Ono Estadi. _GEAR:__Get your Barca/Real shirt_ The opening "Clasico" between Barca and Real will be at Barca's Nou Camp

stadium on the weekend of November 27/28 and they face each other again at Real's Bernabeu arena the weekend of April 16/17. You may like The gulf between wealthy Real and Barca, first

and second in the latest ranking of the world's richest clubs by accounting firm Deloitte, and their financially struggling La Liga rivals is likely to remain at least as wide in the

2010/11 season. Valencia, who finished third last campaign, 25 points behind Real and 28 behind Barca, have sold their two best players, striker David Villa joining Barca and midfielder

David Silva moving to English club Manchester City. Barca have also snapped up versatile Brazilian midfielder Adriano Correia from Sevilla, who finished fourth, and are chasing Arsenal

captain Cesc Fabregas, a former Barca youth player. Real are some way from matching their unprecedented outlay of around a quarter of a billion euros in last year's close season but

have strengthened their squad with Argentina winger Angel Di Maria, promising teenage midfielder Sergio Canales and Getafe midfielder Pedro Leon. The best features, fun and footballing

quizzes, straight to your inbox every week. Mourinho, who joined Real after leading Inter Milan to a treble of European Champions League and domestic cup and league, is also hoping to bring

Inter's Brazilian fullback Maicon to the Spanish capital, according to local media. _Follow FFT.com on Twitter Join FFT.com on Facebook_