Ismaila Diana, Real Madrid/Sport1 player
Real Madrid beat Barcelona on Monday night in the first Clasico of the season in the Spanish league and maintained a smooth record (0-3) after beating their arch-rivals 79-86.
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Vincent Poirier stood out with 22 points (9-of-13 from the field), 8 rebounds and 29 points, coming off the bench, sweeping the Blancos who had to do without Tavares. Facundo Campazzo scored 15 and dished out 5 assists, but the hit was 16-year-old Ismaila Diana, who became the youngest ever to make Real's top five in the Clásico (breaking Luka Doncic's record) and finished with 9 points and 8 rebounds in 13 minutes and also provided one Halli-Hope that energized the enthusiastic crowd. Brizuela scored 14 points for Barca.
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