Real Madrid 'Forces' Barça to Delete a Tweet Before the Copa del Rey Final

FC Barcelona became the protagonist of a curious controversy on social media. After securing a spot in the Copa del Rey final, the blaugrana club posted a tweet that they later decided to delete.

The message included an image of the team celebrating along with the phrase:  "What if yes?" accompanied by three trophies.  The post hinted at the possibility of winning the treble this season.

However, the tweet lasted a short time. Barcelona deleted it in two minutes trying to cover up their mistake. Everything points to the decision being made due to the context in which Real Madrid finds itself.

The Whites also aim for the treble. If they achieve it, their impact on social media would be epic. The possibility of Real Madrid using the same message in an ironic tone led Barça to be more cautious.

Barcelona's Situation

FC Barcelona qualified for the Copa del Rey final after defeating Atlético de Madrid 0-1 at the Metropolitano. Their opponent will be Real Madrid.

In LaLiga, the blaugrana lead the table with 66 points. They are three points ahead of the Whites, although there is still a Clásico to be played.

In the Champions League, they are in the quarterfinals and will face Borussia Dortmund.

Real Madrid's Situation

Real Madrid secured their spot in the final after drawing 4-4 with Real Sociedad at the Bernabéu. The 0-1 victory in the first leg was enough to advance.

In LaLiga, they occupy the second position with 63 points, three behind Barcelona. The direct duel between them could be decisive in the title race.

In the Champions League, Ancelotti's team will face Arsenal in the quarterfinals.

Both teams are in the fight for everything. The Clásico in the Copa del Rey final adds more excitement.

The treble remains a dream for both clubs. The outcome of the season will determine who can boast about it on social media.