Real Madrid emerged as the apparent favorites for the 2013 Copa del Rey after whipping opponents Barcelona 3-1 at the Nou Camp to move right through to the tournament final. And while their adversary remains yet unknowna'with Sevilla enjoying Atletico Madrid on Wednesdaya'the Spanish leader will soon be too good in the ultimate here. Regardless of who they play in the final, Real Madrid will be topped the 2013 Copa del Rey winners. Wish to know what allows such a strong statement to be made? Continue reading to start to see the biggest explanations why. Mark Ramos/Getty Images Success over Barcelona Going right down to Barcelona at the Nou Camp could have been the most likely outcome, if Real Madrid was going to be eliminated in the Copa del Rey final. The Manhunter Liga leaders had been in prominent form all season long, and hadn't dropped at the Nou Camp all year, yet through the beauty of Cristiano Ronaldo and the tactical success put up by Jose Mourinho, Los Blancos appeared with a seemingly comfortable win in hand. And whoever they play in the final, it will undoubtedly be described as a much simpler sport than playing the Catalan club on their home soil. In the end, if they could get at the Nou Camp once the stress is at its best, the ultimate must (ironically) be much simpler than that. As as which may appear bizarre. Jasper Juinen/Getty Photographs Prominent Attack Because of the important, driving type of attack that Barcelona constantly hire, Madrid had to settle-back and attempt to hurt their competitors on the counterattack. Their attacking dominance wasn't displayed to the whole extent, but as we have observed against the great majority of their opponents in 2010, Mourinho's area is a lot more than effective at causing damage right throughout the message. The Champions League Round of 16 fitting could testify to that, and whoever they play in the Copa del Rey final is going to do the same. Cristiano Ronaldo will float in to the middle; Angel Di Maria will do the exact same. With Mesut Ozil creating chaos on each side of the trio, Madrid's strike will undoubtedly chalk up a plethora of shots on target and attacking chances for Los Blancos. And given how they scored three goals in the semifinal on hardly any chances, one can only wonder how fatal they'll be with more opportunities. Gonzalo Arroyo Moreno/Getty Photos Squad Level Whoever Madrid performs in the final, you can assume that the Spanish winners will have a way to personal challenges fought right across the field. They will have the ability to accomplish that making use of their amazing squad depth, gives a myriad to them of possibilities based on what they want in certain circumstances. Jose Callejon, Kaka, Karim Benzema and Luka Modrica'all were empty substitutes for Los Blancos here, and provided the form that Kaka has been around as of late, it's an unbelievable testament to the range of expertise that Real Madrid have at the moment. Nevertheless, they need to line up to have the strongest and most complete team in the ultimate. Their team is just that great right throughout the field. Who do you think will win the 2013 Copa del Rey? Review below or hit me on Twitter:
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