El Clásico: Copa Del Rey Stats, Records and Build-Up

The El Clasico encounter between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona on Saturday hasn't sunk in yet and we're already on the eve of the second matchup between the two arch rivals. 

There have been a lot of debates and discussions souring up for the last couple of days regarding tactics and strategies ahead on the next game and I've tried to gather some of those facts combined with pitch reports and other interesting points heading into tomorrows Copa Del Rey final.  

—Guardiola's record in finals (as coach): 6 Wins - 0 Losses.  Mourinho's record in finals: 12 Wins - 5 Losses.

—Barcelona's record in the 15 clasicos played on a Wednesday: 3 Wins - 5 Draws - 7 Losses

—All Barcelona B players who took part in the Cup will travel with the squad to Valencia, except for Bartra and S.Roberto, who have U-20 friendly. 

—People responsible for the cup final pitch in Valencia have stated: "The ball will fly."

—The grass for the Copa Del Rey final at the stadium of Valencia will be 25mm long. Camp Nou: 20 to 24mm, Bernabeu on Saturday: 28 to 29mm.

—At the peak moments, more than 100 million people around the world were watching Saturday's league Clasico.

—Barcelona's starting lineup on Saturday has cost 85M in transfer fees whereas Madrid's starting lineup cost 290M. 

—Current Barcelona and Madrid players who took part in most Clasicos: Puyol 24 - Xavi 23 - Casillas 22. 

—The two Clasicos this season have produced 20 yellow and two red cards, more than any other meeting between two La Liga sides.  

—Barcelona attacks in the Clasico: 36.27 percent right wing, 39.80 percent center and 23.93 percent left wing. 

—Real Madrid had less than 30 percent possession in a Liga match for the first time in the last five seasons: 23 percent.

All stats and updates have been been collected from twitter via @RealMadrid @Barcastuff and @FCBarcelona. You can follow me @shehryarkhan7