Barcelona and Granada play live for Matchday 38 of La Liga BBVA
2nd half
- 93' Barcelona won the league, with an exciting finish, something tense, but champion
- 90' Three minutes of stoppage time, Barcelona will be league champions
- 85' Goal. Luis Suárez scores the third, 40 goals in the league for the Uruguayan
- 84' Uff. Neymar assists Suárez, but the play was invalid due to offside
- 79' Río crosses the ball, nobody there to header, but Barcelona is dozing off
- 75' Change in Barcelona, Mathieu enters for Mascherano
- 64' Ufff. Neymar is left alone, but he was offside
- 58' Stegen saves the goal, Cuenca was close
- 53' Rakitic makes a deep pass but no one reaches it
- 49' Messi doesn't reach the through ball
- 46' The second half starts. Barcelona wants more goals
1st half
- 45' End of the first half. Barcelona secures the league with a 2-0 in Granada, no matter what happens in Real Madrid's match
- 43' Jordy Alba saves Barcelona from a good counterattack from Granada
- 37' Goal. Luis Suárez scores the second, the 'Pistolero' secures the trophy
- 35' Granada makes its presence felt on the field with a good counterattack
- 29' Hard tackle by Lopes against Neymar, could have caused a severe injury
- 26' Ufff. Messi made a good pass, but Suárez didn't reach the ball
- 21' Goal. Luis Suárez scores the first of the match, Barcelona is champion
- 19' Yellow card for Sergio
- 18' Mascherano saves Barcelona's goal, the Catalan team suffers in the first few minutes
- 14' Fernández saves his goal again, Piqué had a chance
- 9' Ufff. Peñaranda was close to scoring for Granada
- 7' Ufff. Fernández saves his goal, Piqué had a chance
- 6' Alex and Piqué have a little confrontation after a strong play on the edge of the sideline
- 3' Foul on Neymar, the defender went in too hard on the ball
- 1' The match starts. Barcelona needs the win in Granada
Confirmed lineups
Barcelona for La Liga BBVA
One step away from glory. Barcelona visits Granada this Saturday at Nuevo Los Cármenes stadium, where they will need a victory to secure a new title in La Liga BBVA. The outlook becomes more favorable for the team led by Luis Enrique as their rival practically secured their permanence in the Primera División in Spain.
With 88 points, Barcelona won by a landslide in the previous match against Espanyol with a 5-0 score, which makes them better prepared for this clash. The only team that could snatch the crown from them is Real Madrid, who with 87 points are obliged to win against Deportivo La Coruña and also hope for a stumble from the 'culés'.
Granada will be free from tension and with the tranquility of knowing that they have nothing at stake in terms of relegation, but they want to improve their final position in the standings, something that, for the next season, would bring them greater benefits in the distribution of television rights.
This is how they will play:
The Granada coach, José González, will not make any rotations, which would be normal in another case without anything at stake, and will field a very similar starting eleven to the past few weeks. The only doubt he will have is the Italian Cristiano Biraghi, who has ankle problems. David Lombán would be the one to take his place.
In order to achieve their 24th La Liga BBVA title, Luis Enrique will put all his cards on the table. Thus, it is expected that the attacking trio composed of Neymar, Messi, and Luis Suárez will start the actions.
The only change that Barcelona would make is Marc André Ter Stegen, the usual goalkeeper in the Champions League and the Copa del Rey, replacing the injured Claudio Bravo, the starting goalkeeper in La Liga.
Possible lineups: