Barcelona
Osasuna
Barcelona: 25. Szczesny, 2. Cubarsí, 23. Kounde, 24. Garcia E., 35. Martín, 6. Gavi, 17. Casado M., 20. Olmo, 11. Raphinha, 19. Yamal, 7. Torres F.
Bench: 13. Peña I., 31. Kochen Diego, 3. Balde Al., 4. Araujo R., 5. Martinez In., 32. Fort H., 21. de Jong F., 14. Torre P., 16. Fermin, 18. Pau Victor, 8. Pedri, 10. Fati An.
Osasuna: 1. Herrera S., 5. Herrando, 12. Areso, 22. Boyomo, 23. Bretones, 24. Catena, 7. Moncayola, 14. Ruben Garcia, 18. Cameros, 19. Zaragoza Br., 17. Budimir
Bench: 13. Aitor Fernandez, 31. Valencia P., 3. Juan Cruz, 4. García U., 6. Torro, 8. Ibáñez P., 15. Peña R., 16. Moi Gomez, 29. Osambela, 11. Kike Barja, 20. José Arnáiz, 9. Raul G.
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For Barcelona the rescheduled fixture comes at a crucial stage of the season
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The Blaugrana are determined to reclaim their place among Europe's elite
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With just 18 minutes left on the clock, the visitors sparked an incredible turnaround
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Real Madrid claimed the final spot in the quarter-finals after a dramatic penalty shootout win over cross-town rivals Atletico Madrid
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Barcelona became the first team to secure a spot in the Champions League quarterfinals
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The cancellation followed the sudden passing of the club's first-team doctor, Carlos Minarro Garcia
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Topping the list once again is Liverpool, with a 26.1% chance of lifting the trophy
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Some matches become the stuff of legend for a goalkeeper—when his team seems destined to lose, yet his heroics turn the tide and inspire everyone around him
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Hansi Flick, the head coach of Barcelona, insists his team should expect a fierce challenge when they face Benfica in the UEFA Champions League
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These conditions relate to Neymar's form, financial terms, and the club's strategic vision
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Barcelona head coach Hansi-Dieter Flick shared his thoughts after his team’s dominant 4-0 victory over Real Sociedad in La Liga’s Matchday 26
