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Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas believes that Real Madrid will not drop points in the run up to El Clasico.The Blancos have won their last eight Liga games and sit three points clear of the Catalan outfit at the top of the table.The two rivals clash in the Spanish capital on December 10 and Fabregas feels that the league leaders will keep up their good form until then."They will not lose points," the 24-year-old stated to Marca.Fabregas went on to say that he has thoroughly enjoyed his time at Camp Nou and cited Xavi as a major influence on his game."I'm in my element and I'm having a great time with peers who see everything. He [Xavi] is experienced, tells me how to move and supports me."Fabregas has scored five goals in La Liga so far this season.
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