FC Barcelona, league leader of LaLiga with ten matchdays to go

Hansi Flick's FC Barcelona dealt another blow to LaLiga with their thrashing of Osasuna (3-0). The azulgrana team resolved the match in the first 20 minutes, thanks to goals from Ferran Torres and Dani Olmo (penalty), sealing the victory in the final stretch with another goal from Robert Lewandowski. With the postponed match of matchday 27, Barça is up to date in the calendar and regains its three-point lead over Real Madrid.

Additionally, the culés distance themselves by seven points from Atlético de Madrid, their last rival before the international break. The victory at the Metropolitano (2-4) left the 'colchoneros' much further from the top, and with ten matchdays to go, Barça has everything in their hands to secure the title. The Catalans also have an advantage over both Madrid teams in the direct confrontation, after the 0-4 at the Bernabéu and a 5-4 aggregate in the two matches against Atleti.

Barça, leader in all aspects of LaLiga

After 28 matchdays, Barcelona is not only the leader in points with 63, they are also the team with the most wins (20) and the most goals scored (78). This allows the culés to have a goal difference of +51, 19 above Madrid (32) and with 27 goals advantage over Atlético (24). In fact, Real has only scored 59 goals, while the 'colchoneros' have 46 goals in favor.

Another favorable factor for Barça is undoubtedly the schedule. Of the 10 matchdays left, Hansi Flick's team will play 6 at home (Girona, Betis, Celta, Mallorca, Real Madrid, Villarreal), with another 4 away matches pending (3 of them against teams fighting for survival) against Leganés, Valladolid, Espanyol, and Athletic. In the meantime, the azulgrana team must close the 'semis' Copa del Rey tie against Atleti and play the quarter-finals of the Champions League against Borussia Dortmund.