Recall, that Barcelona embarrassed Madrid 4-0 at the Santiago Bernabeu in November, courtesy of a Luis Suarez brace and a goal apiece from Neymar and Andres Iniesta.
The Galacticos have failed to win at the Camp Nou in the Spanish La Liga in four seasons in a row, however, the 30-year-old is confident his side can turn things around this time.
“After the bad result in the first Clasico, football gives you the chance for revenge,” the Spanish international told Real Madrid TV.
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“On Saturday we have the chance to play away from home against a great team in Barcelona. We know we want to do well, and the team has a very good dynamic. We have a positive mentality and will go there intent on making a great game, getting the three points and closing the gap on them in the league.”
Madrid are currently in third position, 10-points behind leaders Barcelona.