FC Barcelona seeks to continue its good run at Camp Nou against Celta (they have won all matches since returning to said stadium on November 22) and recover the nine-point advantage they had over Real Madrid before the white victory against Alavés this Tuesday. On the other hand, the Galician team will seek to spring a surprise to stay in the fight for fifth place, which could give access to the Champions League.
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Lineups confirmed by both teams, who are taking to the field to start warm-up exercises
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