FC Barcelona are back and playing La Liga soccer after the end of the international break as they face Osasuna on Thursday for a rescheduled game that was supposed to take place on March 8 but was suddenly postponed after the death of Barcelona doctor Carles Minarro Garcia a few hours before kickoff.

The winger played the full 90 minutes of Brazil’s 4-1 World Cup qualifying defeat by Argentina in the early hours on Wednesday morning. However, Ronald Araujo is named in the matchday squad despite being an unused substitute for Uruguay in Bolivia on Tuesday night.

After a morning of meetings evaluating the options, Osasuna decided to challenge the result of the match against Barça—the rescheduled game played on March 27 at

Barcelona will be without a number of key players returning from international duty as they contest a rearranged fixture against Osasuna on Thurssday.The original match was called off minutes before kickoff in early March after the unexpected death of their team doctor that evening.

Barcelona host Osasuna in the rerranged fixture from three weeks ago at 21:00 CEST at Montjuic on Thursday, with both teams assessing the fitness of some key players following the international

Barcelona's national team players have not recovered in time for the LaLiga game at home to Osasuna, manager Hansi Flick said on Wednesday, expressing his disappointment over the rescheduling of the game soon after the international break.

Vicente Moreno, the head coach of Osasuna, expressed confidence on Wednesday ahead of his team’s clash with Barcelona on Thursday. Speaking to the media, Moreno reiterated that Osasuna’s primary