Camp Nou sets the scene for a mouthwatering battle between two European giants, FC Barcelona and Liverpool.
Coming off the back of a recent LaLiga title conquest, Ernesto Valverde’s men head into this decisive duel with the utmost confidence. But the same can be said about their opponents who have touched down in the Catalan capital after a 5-0 thrashing over Huddersfield with both Mo Salah and Sadio Mane picking up braces. Safe to say, their strikers are in devastating form. Yet flipping the coin, Barcelona’s front men have also been nothing short of spectacular especially Lionel Messi who has been on a rampage in recent matches: scoring two to dump Manchester United out of the Champions League, then later netting the league title goal to grant his side their 26th LaLiga trophy.