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Barcelona Can Clinch La Liga Title with a Win and Another Stumble by Real Madrid
Barcelona leads Real Madrid by 11 points and can secure a second straight La Liga title if it wins and Madrid drops points.
- Barcelona manager Hansi Flick can clinch a second straight La Liga title on Saturday by defeating Osasuna in Pamplona, provided Real Madrid fails to beat Espanyol on Sunday.
- Riding a nine-game winning streak, Barcelona leads the league by 11 points with five matches remaining, while Madrid has managed only one victory in its last six competitions following management changes.
- The league leaders remain without winger Lamine Yamal due to injury, while Madrid will miss starters Kylian Mbappé, Éder Militão, and Arda Güler for their upcoming match.
- A victory this weekend would allow Barcelona to host the upcoming Clasico as the newly crowned champion, marking Flick's third major title in two years at the club.
- Atletico Madrid faces Valencia before visiting Arsenal for a Champions League semifinal, while Espanyol remains winless in 16 matches, fighting to avoid relegation from the top flight.
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Barcelona can clinch second straight La Liga title this weekend if Madrid slips against Espanyol
Barcelona leads Madrid by 11 points with five games left. If Hansi Flick’s side wins at Osasuna on Saturday, Madrid must also beat Espanyol on Sunday to keep the title race alive for at least one more round.
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Barcelona can clinch La Liga title with a win and another stumble by Real Madrid
Barcelona could clinch a second straight La Liga title this weekend if it maintains its winning form and Real Madrid endures another stumble.
The Barcelona has received positive news in the final stretch of the season. Raphinha, Marc Bernal and Andreas Christensen have again exercised with the group in the training session held on Wednesday, after overcoming their respective physical problems. A triple recovery that represents an important boost for Hansi Flick in the face of the decisive stretch of the course. The presence of the three footballers along with the rest of the staff was…
At the head of the Liga, FC Barcelona could be crowned this Sunday if it avoids the defeat in Osasuna and its dolphin, Real Madrid, bows on the lawn of Espanyol Barcelona. Otherwise, the title could be played during the Clasico on May 10.
3 sidelined Barcelona stars spotted back in training
La Liga giants Barcelona have on Wednesday been afforded a triple boost on the personnel front. This comes amid confirmation that all of Raphinha, Marc Bernal and Andreas Christensen have linked back up with the rest of Hansi Flick’s squad in training. Barca are currently in the thick of preparations for a return to action this weekend, when the Blaugrana will lock horns with Osasuna in Pamplona. Flick and co. head into the fixture in the knowle…
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