Barcelona's home record continues to shine as the team has broken another club record on Saturday night, defeating Real Madrid 4-1 in La Liga.

The match was played at Camp Nou, which is considered one of the most historic and iconic stadiums in world football. The match saw Barcelona dominate possession and create numerous chances throughout the game, with Lionel Messi leading the way with two goals.

In addition to Messi's two goals, Sergio Busquets also scored a goal for Barcelona, while Gerard Piqué and Antoine Griezmann were also on target for their respective teams. The match was a clear indication that Barcelona is still one of the best teams in Europe, and will continue to be a force to be reckoned with in the upcoming season.

The victory over Real Madrid was a huge boost for Barcelona's confidence ahead of the upcoming international break. It was also a reminder that the Catalan club is capable of competing against some of the top teams in the world, and that they have what it takes to win major titles.

Overall, the victory at Camp Nou was a significant moment for Barcelona and their fans, and marks yet another achievement in a long and storied history. As the club continues to strive for success, it is clear that they will remain one of the top teams in European football for years to come.