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FC Barcelona Vs Atletico Madrid Line Up For Metropolitano Clash

FC Barcelona can stay top with a win over Atletico Madrid on Sunday night. Here's the starting XI for the mouthwatering clash at the Metropolitano.

FC Barcelona Vs Atletico Madrid Line Up For Metropolitano Clash

FC Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are set to clash at the Metropolitano on Sunday in La Liga. The Catalan leaders, currently two points ahead of Atletico, will aim to secure a crucial victory, with a win potentially elevating them to the top of the table. Atletico Madrid, who have previously eliminated Barcelona from both the Champions League and Copa del Rey, will look to exploit any weaknesses in the Spanish champions' defense.

Due to recent injuries, Barcelona's head coach Hansi Flick is expected to field Eric Garcia in right-back, with the remaining lineup featuring Pau Cubarsi, Gerard Martin, and Joao Cancelo. In midfield, Marc Bernal and Pedri will form a double pivot, with Fermin Lopez and Raphinha occupying the central attacking roles. The goalscorers will be flanked by Anthony Gordon and Lamine Yamal.

Barcelona coach Flick expressed the importance of the match, stating that their goal is to win in Madrid, but acknowledging that it will be a challenging task against a formidable opponent.

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