Welcome to the Friday Crackovia Club, where it's always a party in here before the weekend! Of course, Crackovia is one of the most craziest football sketch shows from Catalonia and this week was all about Barcelona's quest to slow down Madrid using some insane dressing room rituals.

Welcome to the Friday Crackovia Club your weekly special on the best comedy sketch show from Spain! This week, watch as Mourinho instructs Pepe on how to make a correct 'Live TV' apology. It's a little stab at last week's Leo Messi hand-stepping saga which was followed by an emotionless apology from the defender.

Bienvenida a Friday Crackovia Club! This is where the best football sketch show in Catalonia gets its own personal space simply because you need to be reminded of how brilliant it is. This week, Cristiano Ronaldo gets all emotional at a press conference, where he later breaks into a song (channeling Sade, one of his favourite singers, perhaps?

Welcome to the first Friday Crackovia Club of 2012! As the Catalans say... "és temps de festa!" (time to party) And really, who better to raise your first toast to than these brilliant actors, who do it week in and week out? (just like the players!

Welcome to the Friday Crackovia Club... a Futbolita special! Bruno Oro, the fantastic Catalan actor who plays Cristiano Ronaldo's character (you know it!) has returned again with a fantastic rendition of Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

It's the international break (oooh, but of course, the season has resumed!) so this week's Crackovia Club is a classic from a previous episode. Now, who in the right minds would think that good old, quiet Leo Messi is the type of person you'd best avoid in the plane?

Welcome to the Friday Crackovia Club, a weekly cap on Catalonia's Best Comedy Football Show. If you haven't heard of these guys yet, be very ashamed because they're in a class of their own! This week, the Madrid players are a little 'loony' from playing their early noon fixture against Osusuna with Sergio Ramos still munching on his oily (but delicious!

It's the first weekend of November, and Friday has come rollin'! Time for you to get a dose of the best sketch comedy show in Barcelona...Crackovia! Pau Escribano and his team of producers and actors have done it again this week, with Pep Guardiola (seen above) getting annoyed at the trio of Puyol, Pique and Fabregas (the 'moc moc' clan) for their Twitter addiction in the dressing room.

Welcome to the Friday Crackovia Club, where we profile the best football sketch comedy show from Catalonia (and the whole of Spain, for that matter!) As it's Halloween weekend and you're ALL dressing up as Carlos Tevez in a bullfighting matador outfit tomorrow, this won't take much of your time!

Benvinguda to the Friday Crackovia Club! The loco guys behind the Calatan sketch show have done it once again, with one of their over the top musical numbers! This week, Sergio Ramos sings and dances about Real Madrid midfielder, Di Maria's 'nursing needs' as he collapses to the ground in dramatic fashion during a match no less!

Welcome to the Friday Crackovia Club, where the best comedy skit show (on football, straight from Catalonia!) is brought to you lucky people! Since it's international week and therefore, a break Crackovia did an episode dedicated to the history of FC Barcelona.

Welcome to the Friday Crackovia Club! One of the most common feedback we've received from many of you about Crackovia is that ya'll want English subtitles. So today, thanks to the lovely Doris at TotalBarca, you'll get some today. As it's the international week, here's the Spanish National Team arguing about everything under the sun (typical) from who is the biggest cheater to Ramos's insistence on speaking a common language ("Stop speaking Catalan!

It's Friday, which could only mean one thing (no, please don't take out your glittery party suits yet the night is still young!) It's Crackovia's time to eat your screens! In the footage above, Pep Guardiola is abducted, forced into an astronaut costume and sent on a mission to 'save the world' by the government.

It's Friday, and Crackovia is back! For those of you who just joined us, Crackovia is an award-winning Catalan skitshow from Barcelona that parodies issues centred on football. They've created a monster out of this, and we met their fantastic cast earlier this year, so go check it out!

Pep Guardiola received the "Golden Medal of the Parliament of Catalonia" for his contribution to sports last night, a fantastic honour for the Barca boss! And of course, like a true professional, he attributed his success to the people around him.

Sad news for today, Queca is no longer with us... Queca became a household name thanks to his regular appearances on the Crackòvia show. Earlier today Carles Puyol announced the sad passing of his beloved sheep via his Twitter account:

Hoy es un día triste para mi, Queca ha muerto, ya era mayor y no supo llevar la fama, ahora tengo otro animal de compañía, después paso foto

But Capita already has two other animals waiting in line to fill the gap that Queca left.

Well, this is long overdue but definitely worth watching to end our Friday Crackovia Club with a bang! As ya'll know, the season has come to an end, which means everyone at the show will be hibernating and (probably) preparing scripts for August. In the meantime, here's Pique and Villa still a little drunk from their Champions League victory!

Well, it's time for our weekly Crackovia Club where we showcase one of Barcelona's most favourite TV shows ever (it's a fact just mutter it to anyone on the street!) This week, Crackovia's key themes include misfiring and depressed Villa, Real's Copa del Ray celebrations and the Pique/Shakira combo.