Barcelona has already clinched La Liga title and will say goodbye to Xavi. Deportivo is still fighting to avoid relegation.

After 37 games of La Liga it all comes down to this final game in which one team celebrates its title and the other one expects to avoid relegation. Barcelona clinched its 23rd La Liga title last Sunday against Atletico Madrid and hopes to send off Xavi from Camp Nou with a final win before he moves to Qatar with Al Saad.

Xavi announced that once the season is over, he will not longer play for the club that has been his only home his whole life. He had his debut on August 18, 1998 against Mallorca. Since then, he has become an icon with seven La Liga titles, 150 Champions League appearances, adding over 700  games playing for Los Cules. 

Xavi has been with Barcelona all his lifeXavi now and then

Luis Enrique would like to leave a good impression for those that decide about his future. Chances are that he will be back as he has a chance to win the treble in the first season he manages the club. The president Jose Maria Bartomeu is backing up his current coach and will stand by his side as much as possible. 

Among the surprises for this roster is the possibility that Thomas Vermaelen starts in his first game for Barcelona. The former Arsenal player has been out all season with injury problems and could get his first minutes this Saturday. 

The end of the season will be the beginning for Vermaelen with BarcelonaVermaelen has not stepped on the pitch since his presentation

In the front, don't expect Luis Suarez to start or maybe even play. The Uruguayan striker has already recovered from his hamstring injury, but Lucho will most likely not take any risks in a game that on paper looks too easy for his team. Neymar, Lionel Messi and most likely Pedro should get the job done.

Deportivo La Coruña will step into the last place they would have wanted, knowing that if they lose they might not only lose the game, but also their right to be in Spain's top league. La Coruña has 34 points while Eibar and Almeria only trail them by two points. A draw for Deportivo may be enough to save themselves.

Barcelona faces a team that has only won one game out of their last six. The home side has won their last six games and most of them by one or two goals. The visiting team may find some relief by knowing that Los Cules will not play with their best squad. Last time they met Deportivo lost 4-0 and Messi scored three goals. 

Depor now knows how dangerous Messi can beMessi scored a hat trick last time both teams metVictor Sanchez del Amo knows the fate of his team is in their own hands. Beating Barcelona at their own house would not hurt them too much, but the Blaugranas will most likely want to come out victorious and why not see Xavi score his last goal at what has been his team for over 20 years and 765 games.

Team sheets for Barcelona vs Deportivo

Barcelona's XI: Masip, Xavi, Pedro, Messi, Neymar, Rafinha, Bartra, Sergi Roberto, Adriano, Vermaelen, Mathieu.

Deportivo's XI: Fabricio, Laure, Lopo, Sidnei, Canella, Bergantiños, Borges, Domingues, Salomao, Lucas, Cavaleiro.

Barcelona's bench: Bravo, Montoya, Iniesta, Mascherano, Douglas, Jordi Alba, Munir.

Deportivo's bench: Lux, Insúa, Rodriguez, Medunjanin, Helder Postiga, Riera, Helder Costa.

 

Match details, result and original broadcast info

Barcelona 2 - 2 Deportivo La Coruña

May 23, 2015 12:30pmCamp Nou (Barcelona)

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