Following a tough draw against Granada in La Liga at the weekend. The Spanish Super Cup is being held in Saudi Arabia for the second time as part of a blockbuster deal between the Royal Spanish Football Federation and the Kingdom. Kicking off with the first of two semi-finals on Wednesday, Barcelona and Real Madrid face off at the King Fahd International Stadium in Riyadh. Real have bested  their rivals in five out of their seven meetings, despite Barca being the most decorated team in the Spanish Cup’s history. At a press conference held in Riyadh on Tuesday, Real’s Toni Kroos told reporters of his team’s desire to win all the competitions they were participating in.