<text>  As excitement builds around Sundays El Clasico showdown between Barcelona and Real Madrid at the Nou Camp, Sportsmail asked two fans to take part in a QA. Enrique Schoch from totalBarca part of the Football Collective blog network and Lucas Navarrete from Managing Madrid answered questions on Spains biggest rivalry, what they make of the La Liga title race and how past results and recent form will affect the clash. Scroll down to read their answers. Luis Suarez centre grapples with Pepe and Sergio Ramos during the last El Clasico in October 2014 . Click here to check out Enrique Schochs work on totalBarca . Click here to follow totalBarca on Twitter . Click here to check out Lucas Navarretes work on Managing Madrid . Click here to follow Managing Madrid on Twitter . Feeling confident? ES: Its never wise to feel overly confident in matches like El Clasico. That said, Barca are coming off an incredibly impressive display midweek and frankly a very good 2015, whereas Real Madrid are having the exact opposite situation with iffy performances, Cristiano Ronaldo far from his best and a discontented Bernabeu crowd. LN: Not really, anything can happen in these matches, but Barcelonas form is so much better at the moment. Ivan Rakitic is congratulated by his team-mates during Barcelonas 1-0 win against Manchester City . What would it mean to the fans of your team to win this game? ES: As every year, a win in El Clasico is the sweetest victory and considering it would create distance in the league table, even sweeter. LN: Itd be a crucial win to regain the first spot in the table and put this bad streak to an end. Gareth Bale celebrates after breaking a long scoring drought to put Real Madrid ahead on Sunday . Is this the biggest rivalry in European football? ES: Its certainly currently the rivalry with the most prestige and consequence. Real Madrid and Barcelona have the two best collections of footballers in the game and Clasicos are guaranteed exhibitions of a will to win and a very high level of football. LN: No question. Apart from football, it has political issues around it as well. Lionel Messi skips past Jesus Navas right during a mesmerising display at the Nou Camp on Wednesday . What are your memories of Real Madrids 3-1 El Clasico win in October? ES: Utimately its beyond debate, Madrid deserved the victory but had Lionel Messi made it 2-0 early on, the game would have been very different. But really it was no big deal, Barca were going through a lot of early adjustments with the manager and new players and losing is part of sport. LN: Real Madrid completely outplayed Barcelona and deserved the win even after Messi and Co earned the lead. Real Madrids two expensive superstars both celebrate their sides second in Sundays win over Levante . Whats changed for both teams since that result? ES: Barca have gelled together extremely nicely, the style of play is both exciting and effective, whereas Real Madrid have stagnated, suffered a few key injuries and despite the spoils of talent elsewhere miss Ronaldo being Ronaldo. LN: Ronaldos form isnt that great, Messi is back and Real Madrid look tired. Ronaldo slots home a penalty during Real Madrids 3-1 El Clasico win back in October 2014 . You mention Ronaldos poor form, What impact do you think hell have? ES: Well, hes long been one of the best in the world, but his 2015 has been rotten and hes often been totally ineffective in games. He needs others to facilitate him being his best more than Lionel Messi does. If the Barca defence put in a performance similar to that against Manchester City, I expect them to keep Ronaldo quiet. LN: Hard one to predict, but he should still be able to create some dangerous plays through Barcelonas shaky defensive system. Meanwhile, Messi is on fire. Will Real be able to deal with him? ES: Nobody can deal with Messi. SP: If Sergio Ramos hamstring is healed, they definitely have a chance. Real Madrids defence will have to cope with this stunning attacking trio for Luis Enriques Barcelona . What are your plans for the day of the game? ES: Ill have some cule Barcelona die-hards friends over and watch with good company. Nothing complicated. LN: Ill be covering the game from the Nou Camps press box for SB Nations Managing Madrid. What would a win for your team do to their La Liga title prospects? ES: Putting distance between Real Madrid can only help title prospects. Both teams have an equally challenging finish to the season so nobody would not want a four-point cushion. LN: It would make everything look much better, since a Barcelona win could potentially end the race for La Liga. At least, Real need to get a draw. All the bookmakers expect Barcelona to be victorious here. Whats your prediction? ES: Things feel very positive at Nou Camp right now so I would have to go with the bookies and say this dangerous new-look Barca will make come out with the win Sunday night. LN: Im expecting a 2-2 draw. Gareth Bale second right speaks with Carlo Ancelotti centre and Luka Modric right on Thursday . Cristiano Ronaldo centre sprints past team-mates Asier Illarramendi left and Alvaro Arbeloa in training . 