The first leg ended 1-1, so Barcelona could qualify with a goalless draw at Nou Camp. Guardiola says that they will go all out to attack and win the game but Stuttgart will surely try to have their say. Can the Germans wreck Barcelona's dreams tonight?
No, Barca have enough quality to be able to win it without Xavi
I'm really not sure!
It has been confirmed that Barcelona midfielder Xavi has sustained an injury that may see him miss the rest of the season. The Spanish international has a 3cm tear above his calf and there are fears he won't play for the Catalan giants again this season. With Real Madris still breathing down their necks at the top of the table do you think Xavi's injury will cost Barca the La Liga title? Vote now!
Spanish league leaders Barcelona will travel to meet 11th placed Mallorca on Saturday. Barcelona returned to winning ways last week by beating Athletic Bilbao 2-1 while Mallorca suffered a painful defeat in a mid-table battle with Real Sociedad.
With just one game left, Barca lead bitter rivals Real Madrid by a point and that means a win over Valladolid will guarantee a second successive league title for the Catalans. But Valladolid are fighting for their lives and Guardiola expects a difficult test against his former national team coach Javier Clemente.
The Spanish league kicked off this weekend with Barcelona getting off to a good start (3-0 away win at Santander) while Real Madrid were held to a goalless draw at Mallorca. Which of the two giants will win the title this season?
Yes, I agree with Pires. Cesc ain't leaving Arsenal
No, Pires is talking sh@#. Cesc will be a Barca player next season
I'm not sure
Former Arsenal midfielder Robert Pires has today stated that he doesn't believe Cesc Fabregas will leave the club this summer. Fabregas has been strongly linked with a move to Barcelona in recent days and weeks and many believe the Spanish midfielder will move back to the club where it all began. Do you agree with Pires? Vote now!
He will stay at Barcelona, they will pay him well enough.
He will surely move elsewhere, Barcelona won't give him enough money.
Brazilian full back Daniel Alves will see his contract with Barcelona expiring in June 2012 and speculation about his future has already begun. The player fueled the speculation with this statement: "My priority is Barcelona, but I cannot close doors. I feel happy, but both sides have to agree." Manchester City seem to be interested in his signature and they may well splash the cash again.
