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FRI 22.04.2016
Team News:
- FC Barcelona: Jeremy Mathieu, Sandro and Thomas Vermaelen (injured).
- R. Sporting: Alberto Garcia, Bernardo, Dani Ndi, Jony, Jorge Mere (injured).
Match Facts:
FC Barcelona (1st, 79 pts):
- The resounding win at Riazor will have given Luis Enrique's side a real boost. After three defeats on the spin, the Azulgranas marked their return to winning ways in real style.
-One of the key men in the victory over RC Deportivo was Luis Suarez. The Uruguayan hit four and claimed three assists in what was one of his finest performances in a Barcelona shirt.
R. Sporting (18th, 32 pts):
- Abelardo's men have everything to play for, as the Asturian outfit fight for the right to extend their stay in Spain's top flight for a further season. Coming away from the Camp Nou with any sort of result would hand them some real impetus.
- Sporting have managed to put points on the board in their last two outings. A stalemate in Las Palmas was followed by a home win over Sevilla FC. The victory over the Andalusians, which came courtesy of a 91st-minute Isma Lopez goal, was particularly precious as it ensured that the Gijon outfit claimed all three points.
Don't leave Barcelona without… visiting the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (The National Art Museum of Catalonia) where you'll find works from a range of different art forms, including sculpture, engravings and photography. If you're into your art, this is definitely for you.
Getting to the Camp Nou
Address: C/ Aristides Mallol (Main entrance at No. 15) or Av. De Joan XVIII (Access from Boulevard: No. 9), 08028 Barcelona.
Metro: Lines 3 (Palau Reial and Les Corts) and 5 (Collblanc and Badal).
Bus: 7, 15, 33, 43, 56 63, 67, 68, 70, 72, 74, 75, 78, 113, 153, 157, 158 and 167.
Tram: T1, T2 ad T3 (Maria Cristina, Pius XII, Palau Reial, Zona Universitaria, Avinguda de Xile and Sant Ramon).
Stadium location here
Time: 20:30 CEST
Stadium: Camp Nou
Referee: Clos Gomez, Carlos
TV: Watch the game in your country.
Hashtag: #FCBvRSG
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