Barcelona arrive in Dallas to play Clásico against Real Madrid on Saturday

Barcelona have arrived in Dallas, where they will face Real Madrid on Saturday (23.00) in what will be their second warm-up game on their tour of the United States. The Blaugrana expedition left Los Angeles on Friday, where they have been since their arrival in the United States, and after a three-hour flight they have arrived in the Texan city, where they will face what will be the third clásico in the United States.

A large group of around 400 fans waited the players to the Thompson Hotel, where Xavi Hernández's men will set up their headquarters.

Unlike in Los Angeles, though, they were unable to get photos or autographs. That is because Barça entered the hotel through the back door for security reasons, as reported by the local authorities.

Even so, the club plans to make their entrances through the front door in the next few days so that the travelling fans can get a close-up view of the players.

There was a lot of cheering during the arrival, but the names of Araujo and Gavi stood out among the younger ones.

In the anecdotal image of the day, Dest got off the bus carrying a frame of photographs of Taran Michel, a music composer from Santa Monica.

The Thomson had everything ready for Barça's arrival, so much so that when the players arrived at the hotel lobby, the club's anthem was playing over the PA system to make them feel at home.

Three hours later, the team trained under the orders of Xavi from 19.00 hours (02.00 hours in Barcelona) at the venue for the match, the spectacular home of the NFL team Dallas Cowboys. A stadium with a capacity for 80,000 spectators that can be extended to 100,000 thanks to its extendable stands and retractable roof that provides protection from the high temperatures in Texas.