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Raphinha scored first in the 20th minute and had two more chances before halftime as Barca dominated their rivals, who were well below their usual level
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Four days after Xavi Hernandez revealed his decision to step down as Barca coach at the season's end, the team secured a win.
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According to Xinhua, Mallorca hosts La Liga leaders Girona, and Celta Vigo faces Real Sociedad at home after an impressive 3-1 win in Valencia on Wednesday
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Michel Sanchez's team secures 10th win in 12 league games, increasing pressure on Real Madrid for the top spot; Real Madrid must win against Rayo Vallecano to reclaim the lead.
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As reported by Xinhua, the official Barcelona website confirms that Xavi has signed a contract "until 20 June 2025 with the option of an additional year".
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Lewandowski scored the decisive goal after a slight contact with Osasuna defender Alejandro Catana, who was subsequently shown a red card following a VAR review
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Xinhua reports that Barcelona took a strong lead with Gavi's 15th-minute goal, followed by Frenkie de Jong finding the net three minutes later, securing a 2-0 advantage.
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FC Barcelona clinched the La Liga title with four games left this season
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FC Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski expressed his hope that he would play with Lionel Messi at Barcelona next season.
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During a press conference FC Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez said, "I don't think it's the moment to talk about Leo's return. I am his friend and I speak to him frequently, but it's not the moment for his good, nor the good of the club, or the squad."
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Madrid: FC Barcelona look highly likely to sack Ronald Koeman as first team coach in the coming hours after his side suffered a painful 2-0 defeat away to Atletico Madrid here. Koeman, who was suspended for the game on Saturday evening, included teenagers Nico Gonzalez and Gavi in his starting 11. Although the youngsters performed […]
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Although the plans for a Super League appear to be dead in the water with all of the original 12 clubs involved, apart from Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, pulling out in the face of widespread opposition, Real Madrid president Florentino Perez
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Iago Aspas hit the post for Celta with seven minutes left to play before Marco Asensio scored Real Madrid's third goal on the break in the fourth minute of injury time on Saturday, Xinhua news reports.
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Goals from Jordi Alba and Illax Moriba gave Barca a hard-fought win against a rival that caused them lots of problems, especially in the first half
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Levante have never played a cup final, but went into the game with a slight advantage after a 1-1 draw in Bilbao three weeks ago. A 0-0 would have seen them through.
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Pedri was a surprise starter for Barca just days after being diagnosed with a calf injury, while Tomas Vaclik returned in goal for Sevilla on Wednesday, Xinhua news reports.
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Wednesday's 3-0 win at home to Elche moved Barca a point above Sevilla into third place in La Liga, five points behind Atletico Madrid, but with an extra game played, Ronald Koeman's side needs all three points
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Barca coach Ronald Koeman said in his pre-game press conference that this game and Saturday's trip to Sevilla were vital for his side's title chances, and he made changes to try and keep his squad fresh
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PSG striker Kylian Mbappe helped his side's supporters forget the absence of Neymar and Angel Di Maria with a hat-trick that left Barca needing to score four goals in the return leg to highlight the club's recent decline.
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Barcelona on Wednesday night trailed 2-0 in the 88th minute before an own goal and a header from Jordi Alba saw them take the game to extra time, reports Xinhua news agency.