It would be a day to remember at Camp Nou if Barcelona can beat Real Madrid and clinch the Spanish league in one swoop.
Barcelona hosts Madrid on Sunday savoring the opportunity to celebrate a second straight La Liga crown with a victory or even a draw when it plays its fiercest rival.
Hansi Flick’s team leads Madrid by 11 points with four rounds left, so it can afford the slip, while Madrid is mostly playing for pride and to avoid the humiliation of watching Barcelona celebrate at its expense.
Only a Madrid victory at Barcelona’s stadium can avoid the title going to the host.
“We’re fully switched on and we want the win because it would be the best way to clinch the league title,” Barcelona defender Jules Koundé said.
The clasico will be the first in over three years at Camp Nou, which was closed for refurbishment until
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