Last training session before Granada | FC Barcelona
On Friday morning the team made their final preparations before Saturday's matchup against Granada at 6.00 PM CET at the Camp Nou. Everyone was available to train including Douglas, who was out since Thursday with an illness, and Jordi Alba, who did individual work. In total there were 23 players in the training session, including the two youngsters Munir and Sandro.
Luis Enrique says Granada will be tough | FC Barcelona
The coach talked about his insistence on improving every day and said he believes that Wednesday's draw at Malaga shouldn't take anything away from their opponent. He emphasized that his job is to find solutions to the problems presented by each opponent but added, "we don't want to be predictable."
Sergi Roberto to stay until 2019, says "It's a dream come true" | FC Barcelona
Sergi Roberto has signed an extension of his contract, which was due to expire at the end of this season, but that now binds him to the club until June 30, 2019. He put pen to paper this morning in president Josep Maria Bartomeu’s office, where he was also joined by director of sport Andoni Zubizarreta and director general Antoni Rossich. The deal includes a release clause of 30 million euros, which could increase to 40 million.
Oier Olazábal: "Luis Enrique is a very complete coach" | FC Barcelona
It’ll be a weird Saturday for Oier Olazábal. After seven years at FC Barcelona (2007-14), he’ll be returning to the Camp Nou as a Granada player. It’ll be a chance to catch up with old friends, including his former manager at Barça B, Luis Enrique. He spoke to fcbarcelona.com about his pre-match impressions
Judge rejects Bartomeu-Neymar case | Football Espana
he Spanish High Court has thrown out an attempt to include Barcelona President Josep Maria Bartomeu in the action over the signing of Neymar. Mundo Deportivo reports that there was not enough evidence to involve Bartomeu and Vice-President for economics Javier Faus in the investigation into Neymar’s transfer, according to judge Pablo Ruz.
Spain finally getting serious about match fixing issue - ESPN FC
At the end of the game, Real Zaragoza's players stood before their fans and celebrated. It was May 2011 and around 7,000 of them had travelled to Valencia to see their team escape relegation with a final day victory against Levante. They had been in the relegation zone at the halfway stage of the season, but nine wins in the second half of the season, including that 2-1 win, saw them survive.
AFE welcome FIFA third-party ban | Football Espana
FIFA announced yesterday that there would by the end of the year be a proposal on the outlawing of third-party ownership, with a transitional period to follow once the ban has been implemented, in which player contracts would have to conform to the new rules.
Liga's unlikely lads Sevilla and Valencia are worthy of resurgence | Eurosport
Losing key players would undoubtedly hinder any team in their quest to progress from the previous season.Despite winning the Europa League, Sevilla entered the campaign without the services of Ivan Rakitic and Federico Fazio, who moved to Barcelona and Tottenham respectively.However, 5 games in and Unai Emery’s side are 1 of 5 teams yet to taste defeat in Spain’s top tier this term.
Celta Vigo leave it late to beat Elche 1-0 | Sky Sports Football
A last-gasp goal from Nolito earned unbeaten Celta Vigo their first away win of the new Primera Division season. The Sky Blues dominated proceedings at the Estadio Manuel Martinez Valero and could have won by a greater margin, but there could be no real grumbles as Nolito's 90th-minute winner lifted the club into fourth place.
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