Barcelona continue to cruise under manager Hansi Flick and towards the LaLiga title. That and more from around the continent in ESPN's Weekend Review.

The La Liga title race is coming down to a photo-finish between Barcelona and Real Madrid, with Atlético Madrid close behind.

Barcelona face Girona in a Matchday 29 showdown of the 2024/25 La Liga season. Here's everything you need to know, including kickoff times and where to watch the action live on TV and streaming platforms.

Barcelona are having a very decent 2024-25 season under new manager Hansi Flick, leading La Liga’s title race in early March. And they won the Spanish Super Cup against bitter rivals Real Madrid to start 2025 off in fine fashion. MORE - Real Madrid 2024 ...

Undefeated since late December, Barcelona extended their unbeaten run in all competitions to 19 games with an easy 3-0 win over visitors Osasuna on Thursday which moved them three points clear at the top of the LaLiga.

Flick had announced in his pre-match press conference that both Raphinha and Araujo will be absent. Both players were with their international teams, Brazil and Uruguay respectively, on Tuesday. As such, Flick wanted to keep both players out of the squad to give them ample time to recover. Though, there's been a slight change on game day.

LaLiga leaders Barcelona will not have a moment to catch their breath as they play Osasuna and Girona in the space of three days after a punishing international break left their players either fatigued or unavailable and manager Hansi Flick fuming.

Barcelona are very well-stocked when it comes to the midfield department with Hansi Flick having plenty of reliable options in the centre of the park.As such, strengthening the area is not seen as a