BARCELONA
Valdés
Montoya • Bartra • Correia • Alba
Alcântara • Song • Iniesta
Tello • Fàbregas • Villa
LEVANTE
Munúa
Lell • Ballesteros • Navarro • Juanfran
Diop • Míchel
García • Barkero • Juanlu
Zhar
Barcelona forward Lionel Messi has returned to training after a thigh injury but is unlikely to start against Levante at Camp Nou on Saturday.
Sergio Busquets (groin) should also be fit but Carles Puyol and Javier Mascherano (both knee) remain sidelined.
Levante midfielder Vicente Iborra is suspended after picking up his 10th yellow card of the season in the defeat against Deportivo La Coruna.
Boss Juan Ignacio Martinez has no other selection concerns but is likely to make changes to his starting XI after crushing back-to-back losses against Real Madrid and Deportivo.
DID YOU KNOW?
Barcelona are on a 11-match winning run in La Liga.
With 98 goals scored in their 31 matches so far, the Blaugrana boast the best attack in the Primera Division.
Lionel Messi is La Liga's top scorer this season with 43 goals in 29 appearances.
Levante are in an eight-match winless run away from home in La Liga (D3, L5).
The Valencian club have lost seven of their last eight meetings with Barcelona.
Levante have won just one of the six matches they have contested since the sale of Obafemi Martins to Major League Soccer outfit Seattle Sounders in March.
Prediction
This should be a banker home win for Barcelona, who have been in imperious form in La Liga and will look to wrap up the title as soon as possible to fully concentrate on Europe. Levante appear to have run out of steam after competing in three competitions with a small squad and could suffer another big defeat at Camp Nou.
Editor's Prediction
Barcelona 3-0 Levante
