Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski is set to return to action in Thursday's LaLiga clash at Espanyol, manager Hansi Flick said, as his side prepare to wrap up the title this week.

Barcelona can win the LaLiga title on Thursday night, and fans will be able to watch them try to get the job done for FREE. The Catalans moved seven points clear of bitter rivals Real Madrid and

Aguado, midfielder for Espanyol, gave his official statement on Wednesday regarding the events of June 23 of last year—hours after the club secured promotion to

Espanyol versus Barcelona kicks off at 8.30pm UK time tomorrow night. It is available to watch on Premier Sports 1 and streamed via the Liga app. Tough one to predict given Barcelona’s levels of motivation will depend on whether they have already secured the title by the time the game kicks off.

The Polish goalkeeper has the renewal on the table, but there is another name in case he finally decides not to accept the proposal

Barcelona moved to the brink of a 28th La Liga title with a thrilling 4-3 win over sworn enemies Real Madrid last weekend.Victory at the expense of another rival would confirm the Blaugrana's status as champions when they make the short trip across town to face Espanyol.

FC Barcelona lock horns with local rivals RCD Espanyol in the Catalan derby on Thursday night away from home.The Blaugrana go into the game on the back of a stunning 4-3 comeback win over Real Madrid