Barcelona v Osasuna: Confirmed line-ups as Rashford returns for Blaugrana
Barcelona host Osasuna this evening. Get all the team news here...
Barcelona can move seven points clear of troubled Real Madrid, for 24 hours at least, with a win over Osasuna this evening.
With Madrid struggling, Barca have taken full advantage, winning their last six league games to move four points clear at the summit.
Madrid don’t play until tomorrow when they go to Alaves and Hansi Flick’s side can apply more pressure on the capital club with a win at Camp Nou.
Osasuna head to Catalonia having registered their first win in five league games on Monday night – a 2-0 success over Levante.
The Pamplona club started the weekend in 15th place.
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BARCELONA TEAM NEWS
Barcelona are still without attacking midfielders Gavi and Dani Olmo through injury while defender Ronald Aruajo is unavailable for selection, too.
Flick made two changes to the team that beat Eintracht Frankfurt in midweek. Marcus Rashford and Ferran Torres were brought back into the starting XI with Fermin Lopez and Robert Lewandowski dropping to the bench.
Barcelona: Joan Garcia; Kounde, Cubarsi, Martin, Balde; Eric Garcia, Pedri, Yamal, Raphinha, Rashford; Torres
OSASUNA TEAM NEWS
Osasuna are without Iker Benito with a knee injury but have no further concerns.
Osasuna: Herrera; Boyomo, Catena, Herrando, Arguibide; Moncayola, Torro, Aimar, Bretones; Victor, Budimir
How to watch Barca v Osasuna: TV channel, live online stream
Kick-off on Saturday is at 17:30 BST (12:30 ET / 09:30 PT), with live coverage in the UK on LaLiga TV and streaming available on a vast range of devices via the Premier Sports app.
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Barcelona v Osasuna stats
- Barcelona have won their last five home LaLiga games against Osasuna without conceding a single goal; they have never recorded six consecutive home league wins against them without conceding in the top-flight.
- Along with Rayo Vallecano, Barcelona are the only team not to have conceded a single headed goal in LaLiga in 2025/26; the last such goal they shipped in the competition was scored by Real Betis’ Natan in April 2025.
- Osasuna have scored 71% of their goals in the first half of their LaLiga games in 2025/26 (10/14), which is the highest percentage of any team in the competition in that period.