MADRID. Barcelona have a second chance to wrap up their fourth La Liga title in five years this weekend as they stumble towards the end of the season and a much-needed re-grouping at the club after their Champions League humiliation.
SaturdayValencia vs Osasuna 16:00Granada vs Malaga 18:00Real Madrid vs Valladolid 20:00Deportivo vs Atletico 22:00Sunday Mallorca vs Levante 12:00 R Zaragoza vs Rayo 17:00Sevilla vs Espanyol 19:00Barcelona vs Betis 21:00Monday Getafe vs R Sociedad 22:00 MADRID. Barcelona have a second chance to wrap up their fourth La Liga title in five years this weekend as they stumble towards the end of the season and a much-needed re-grouping at the club after their Champions League humiliation.The leaders host Real Betis on Sunday having been swept out of their semifinal 7-0 on aggregate by a far superior Bayern Munich on Wednesday.With five games left, Barca hold an 11-point lead over second-placed Real Madrid, who host Real Valladolid on Saturday.A victory for Barca and a defeat for Real would be enough to secure Tito Vilanova the league trophy in his debut season at the Nou Camp helm."We are very deflated but there is still a La Liga title to secure,” Barca midfielder Cesc Fabregas told reporters after the Bayern game.Defender Gerard Pique added: "We need to sort it out as quickly as possible."We haven’t known how to compete effectively in the King’s Cup or the Champions League but we have been very consistent in the league.”Central to wrapping up the trophy will be getting top scorer Lionel Messi back to full fitness from his hamstring problem after he surprisingly sat out Wednesday’s 3-0 home defeat.Vilanova said the World Player of the Year was not injured but felt a "strange sensation” before the Bayern game, and decided it was best to start with him on the bench.