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Just like in 2014, this could be a crucial game to decide who will win the title in La Liga this season. Don't miss this clash with our guide.

What has been Barcelona and Atlético Madrid's form ahead of this game?

Barcelona have won four of their last five games in all competitions, with the only exception being their 2-1 loss to Granada at Camp Nou a couple of games ago. Los Culés have been impressive in front of goal, scoring 15 times, but their defense has uncharacteristically conceded seven times in that span, which have made things a bit more complicated for Koeman's side. Their last match ended in a 3-2 win against Valencia last weekend.

Atlético Madrid will enter this game with three wins in their last five. The only exceptions during thar run were their 2-1 loss to Athletic a couple of weeks back and a draw against Betis on April 11. The last three wins for Los Colchoneros took place when they kept a clean sheet, which includes their one-nil win over Eibar last week.

What is Barcelona and Atlético Madrid's position in the ongoing La Liga season?

Barcelona make it to this match in third place of the Spanish Primera División. The team's record shows 23 wins, five draws, and six losses. A draw here could kill Barcelona's chances of winning the title, while a loss will certainly do so. Barcelona have scored the most goals for a Spanish club this season, with 80, while their defense has conceded 33 times. Lionel Messi is the top scorer for the team and in the league, with 28 goals to his name.

Atlético Madrid enter this game at the top of the league, with their record showing 23 wins, seven draws, and only four losses. Los Colchoneros have scored 61 times, with their defense conceding only 22 times. A win for Simeone's men could boost their title chances, but a loss or a draw could see them drop to second or third. Luis Suárez is the team's top scorer, with 19 goals.

Barcelona vs Atlético Madrid - Who's in and who's out?

Barcelona: Injured: Philippe Coutinho, Ansu Fati. Doubtful: Martin Braithwaite.

Atlético Madrid: Doubtful: Renán Lodi, José Giménez.

Barcelona vs Atlético - Head-to-head

The first game of the season between these clubs ended in a 1-0 victory for Atlético.
Three of the last six games played between these teams at Camp Nou have ended in a draw.
Atlético's last away win at Camp Nou in a La Liga game goes back to February 4, 2006. That game ended in a 3-1 win for Los Colchoneros.
Lionel Messi has scored four goals in his last six meetings against Atlético.
There have been no goalless draws between these teams in the past six games held at Camp Nou.
Ronald Koeman will face Atlético Madrid for the fifth time as a coach. His record shows one win and three losses against Los Colchoneros.
Diego Simeone will face Barcelona for the 30th time. So far, his teams have won four of those games, with ten draws, and fifteen losses.