Topics: La Liga, Barcelona, Lionel Messi, Sevilla, Celta, Real Madrid
Los Blaugranas defeated Athletic Bilbao for the second time this year, while Zidane's men weren't cleared to play against Celta.

Barcelona seems to be ready to fight until the end for La Liga's top honor, considering they are thrashing almost every opponent that dares to enter Camp Nou Stadium. On Saturday, Los Blaugranas kept one more clean sheet at home, and treated their fans with a 3-0 win against Athletic.

During that game, Paco Alcácer ended his goal drought and scored his first goal for the Spanish giants, while Lionel Messi secured himself one more record, as he became Barcelona's all-time free kick top scorer. 

With that goal, Messi also reached the top of the goal scoring table, matching Luis Suarez's tally of 16. Both strikers are deep in the European Golden Boot race with those numbers.

But Messi wasn't the only player to set a club record. On Saturday evening, Fernando Torres entered Atlético's histoy by scoring against Leganés.

This week, two games had to be postponed due to extreme weather conditions. Despite that fact, here's how the top of La Liga looks after 21 games (for most teams).