Barcelona can clinch the La Liga title against Real Madrid in El Clasico, needing only to avoid defeat. The match will take place at Camp Nou amid reports of internal issues at Real Madrid.
The league title could be won by Barcelona as they host Real Madrid in El Clasico (Getty)
Barcelona could be crowned champions against fierce rivals Real Madrid in a historic Clasico that comes amid reports of in-fighting at the Bernabeu.
Barcelona are 11 points clear of Madrid in LaLiga and would win the title if they avoid defeat at Camp Nou. In the 97 years of LaLiga, the title has never been won in this fixture.
Real Madrid are in crisis, too, with the club confirming that disciplinary proceedings had been opened against team-mates Aurelien Tchouameni and Federico Valverde following reports of a training ground bust-up that left Valverde in hospital.
Real Madrid won the first Clasico of the league season 2-1 at the Bernabeu, a result that sent them top at the time. But Barcelona have been top since late November, have won 10 league games in a row and are four more wins from a 100-point season.
Here’s everything you need to know
Kick-off at Camp Nou is at 8pm BST (UK time) on Sunday 10 May.
Viewers in the UK can watch the game live on Premier Sports 1. A live stream will be available via the Premier Sports website.
The kick-off time for the Barcelona vs Real Madrid match is scheduled for 8:00 PM local time.
The match will be broadcast live on ESPN and LaLiga TV.
You can watch El Clasico online via streaming services that carry ESPN or LaLiga TV, such as FuboTV or Sling TV.

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Barcelona remain without star forward Lamine Yamal but Jules Kounde is able to return from suspension after missing the win at Osasuna. Gavi and Pedri are keeping Frenkie de Jong out of the side but Ferran Torres and Marcus Rashford could return to the wings with Dani Olmo behind Robert Lewandowski in attack.
Kylian Mbappe has reportedly returned to training but remains a doubt after missing the 2-0 win at Espanyol due to a hamstring injury. Federico Valverde is missing due to a head cut sustained in his training ground clash with Aurelien Tchouameni, who may also be unavailable after the club opened disciplinary proceedings against the pair. The injury list is long with Rodrygo, Eder Militao, Ferland Mendy, Dani Carvajal and Arda Guler out. Thibaut Courtois has also missed several weeks with a thigh injury.
Barcelona XI: Garcia; Kounde, Cubarsi, Araujo, Cancelo; Gavi, Pedri; Torres, Olmo, Rashford; Lewandowksi
Real Madrid XI: Lunin; Alexander-Arnold, Rudiger, Huijsen, Garcia; Camavinga, Pitarch Pinar, Diaz, Bellingham, Mastantuono; Vinicius Jr