Valencia vs. Barcelona: Lewandowski's Final Game for the Catalans

La Liga champions Barcelona will conclude their season with an away fixture against Valencia in the 38th round. The Catalan giants have already celebrated their title win and will be looking to finish the campaign on a high note. For the hosts, however, today's match carries significantly more weight. Currently ninth with 46 points, a potential three points could propel them higher up the table, while a defeat might see them drop out of the top 10.

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick, who recently committed his long-term future to the Catalan powerhouse, is predictably making several changes to his squad. Wojciech Szczesny starts in goal, while Balde, who has seen fewer opportunities lately, features on the left side of defense. Gavi will partner Marc Bernal in midfield, with Dani Olmo playing behind the striker. The attacking trio will consist of Ferran Torres, Robert Lewandowski – playing his final game in a Barcelona shirt – and Marcus Rashford, whose future remains uncertain.

Valencia manager Carlos Corberan opts for his familiar four-man defense, featuring captain Cesar Tarega. Filip Ugrinic and Guido Rodriguez will anchor the midfield, while much of the attacking threat will rely on top scorer Hugo Duro and Javi Guerra.