Tensions rose outside Mestalla as police clashed with Valencia fans on three occasions, resulting in one arrest.
Possible Farewells at Barcelona
The match against Valencia could be the last for several Barcelona players. Robert Lewandowski’s future is uncertain, and this may be his final appearance for the club. Casadó’s future is to be decided in the coming weeks. Rashford and Cancelo are also nearing the end of their loan spells, making this potentially their last game for Barça.
Lewandowski and Marcus Rashford are confirmed to be in the starting lineup against Valencia.
Barcelona’s Squad Selection
Hansi Flick has chosen his squad for the match: Szczesny; Eric, Araujo, Gerard Martín and Balde; Gavi, Bernal and Olmo; Ferran Torres, Lewandowski and Rashford.
Champions’ Recognition
Barcelona will receive a guard of honour, as they did against Alavés and Betis. This will be the final one of the season, marking the end of a season where Barcelona secured the LaLiga EA Sports title and the Supercopa in Arabia.
Match Significance for Valencia
While the match is inconsequential for Barcelona in terms of their league position, Valencia still have a chance to qualify for European competition. They are currently two points behind Getafe, who occupy the Conference League spot.
Statistical Milestones for Flick
A win against Valencia would give Hansi Flick his 60th league victory in 76 games, surpassing Luis Enrique’s 59 wins in his first two seasons.
The match at Mestalla marks the end of the season for Barcelona, following celebrations of their league title.
Barcelona’s Champion Titles
Barcelona boasts 49 Champions titles across all sections.
- Hockey Patines: 22
- Balonmano: 12
- Fútbol Masculino: 5
- Fútbol Sala: 4
- Fútbol Femenino: 4
Barcelona aims to end the season on a high note at Mestalla.