Real Madrid player ratings vs Barcelona: Ancelotti lost his notebook

Nobody comes out of Sunday's Clasico with any credit at Real Madrid, following their 4-0 hammering at home against Barcelona.

Los Blancos were far inferior to the Catalans, and they looked like a team without any direction.

He couldn't be blamed for any of the goals and prevented it from being even worse.

Inaccurate in his passing. Lucas Vazquez is now more reliable than he is, and he needs a good game to get his confidence back.

He and Alaba were poor in their marking of Ronald Araujo for the second goal. A bad night.

He had a bad night and couldn't deal with anything Barcelona sent his way.

Another poor defensive showing.

The Brazilian was overwhelmed in midfield and was unable to get a hold on the game.

The German was poor, a long way from his best and overrun.

He started very high up the pitch but spent the game chasing shadows and the ball. Not his usual self.

The Uruguayan was denied by a good Marc-Andre ter Stegen save. One of the few who showed something.

He had a big chance that he should have scored. He was isolated.

Much more is expected of him, and he's not doing what Real Madrid need him to do.

Another player who offered nothing when Los Blancos needed him most.

He needs a change. He came off the bench but did nothing.

His worst game in charge of Real Madrid. Overrun and with no response.

The Mallorcan disappointed.

The Galician came on for a struggling Carvajal and was better, but it wasn't his very best day either.