FC Barcelona look to take on Marcelino’s Villarreal in their latest game back in La Liga. Following a less than ideal outing back in the Champions League that resulted in a loss to Monaco, La

L a Liga's big game of the weekend is Barcelona's trip to face Villarreal on Sunday at Estadio de la Ceramica. The Yellow Submarine finished eighth last season and off the pace th

Barcelona beat Villarreal to maintain their 100% record in La Liga, but Barca goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen suffered a potentially serious injury and was carried off on a stretcher. Robert Lewandowski got two goals and missed a penalty, Raphinha grabbed a double and Pablo Torre also scored as Hansi Flick’s side made it six league wins from six.

Barcelona have continued their domestic bliss at La Ceramica, where they stopped a high-flying Villarreal side in emphatic fashion. Despite resting the likes of Pau Cubarsi and Alejandro Balde, the

Real are targeting three straight La Liga wins when they face their in-form visitors this weekend with Barca leading the way by four points. Ancelotti's side have 11 points from five games and have won their last two leagues outings as well as their UEFA Champions League opener. Espanyol have won their last two to rise to 12th with seven points.

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