It is always one of the most watched football games across the world, due to the fierce rivalry between the two Spanish teams.

And on Saturday, Barcelona and Real Madrid had extra pressure when a pair of music legends were seen at Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys stadium.

Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones put on a very animated display during the tense match which saw Jude Bellingham make his El Clasico debut and FC Barcelona debut their match shirt which featured the logo of the iconic band. 

Frontman Mick, 80, seemed in good spirits as he gasped, pointed and cheered energetically throughout the 90 minute fixture.

Here for it: Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones put on a very animated display during the tense match Barcelona and Real Madrid football match

animated: Frontman Mick, 80, seemed in good spirits as he gasped, pointed and cheered energetically throughout the 90 minute fixture whilst Ronnie, 76 clapped along

He was joined by longtime friend, band member and guitarist Ronnie Wood, 76. 

Sir Mick rocked a dark paisley printed blazer with a patterned shirt layered underneath.

He paired it with some jeans, held up by a bright blue belt and accessorised with a dark baseball cap that featured their iconic logo.

As he sat engrossed in the match, the Gimme Shelter hitmaker could be seen taking pictures with his phone and wildly gesticulating at the drama unfolding. 

At one point, the keen sportsman jumped up from his chair, screaming at the action that was happening in front of him, with the result ending in Real Madrid netting two goals to Barcelona’s one.

Also wearing a flamboyant getup was Ronnie. He opted for a blue shirt with floral patterns running down each side, which he left slightly unbuttoned, revealing a crisp white tshirt underneath.

In typical rocker style, he wore a pair of dark sunglasses and accessorised with silver rings. 

The limited edition match shirt of FC Barcelona retails at an eye watering $400. The shirt sold which is now sold out, is part of a sponsorship deal with Spotify.

Engrossed: The Gimme Shelter hitmakers could be seen taking pictures and wildly gesticulating at the drama unfolding in front of them

Excited: At one point, the keen sportsman jumped up from his chair, screaming at the action that was happening in front of him, with the result ending in Real Madrid winning

Moves like Jagger! Mick showed off his signature moves as he cheered and jumped out of his seat 

Fun: The duo appeared to be having a blast as they watched the game 

Limited edition: The match shirt of FC Barcelona retails at an eye watering $400. The shirt sold which is now sold out, is part of a sponsorship deal with Spotify

Gripping match: There was a huge turnout of fans who watched Barcelona take on Real Madrid

The Rolling Stones tribute comes as part of the iconic band releasing their first original album on October 20 after 18 years.

Hackney Diamonds is the bands twenty-fourth studio album and went straight in at number one – the 11th time the band have achieved this feat.

The tongue and lips logo, also known as the Hot Lips logo, was designed by the English art designer John Pasche for The Rolling Stones in 1970.

The logo quickly became associated with the band after the release of their classic ‘Sticky Fingers’ album in April 1971, which marked its first public appearance.

The Rolling Stones logo has consistently graced every album cover since then, featuring different versions which have been crafted for special releases and notable appearances. 

The emblem now serves as a symbol of the band’s distinctive look, stage presence, and merchandising.

Talking about the design John said: ‘I think it’s the way that kids sort of stick their tongue out at people. 

It’s an attitude really, I think, which kind of suited them. It just worked for them, it just felt right when I did it. 

It was done in a 1970s kind of way. It’s sort of luscious, it’s quite soft, it’s quite feminine. It’s a soft protest in a way.’