Barcelona continues its 2024-25 La Liga campaign with a crucial home fixture against Osasuna on Saturday night. Unbeaten in 2025, the Catalan giants are fighting for silverware on multiple fronts, including La Liga, the Champions League, and the Copa del Rey.
The league table sees Barcelona leading with a one-point advantage over Atletico Madrid and a three-point gap over Real Madrid. Meanwhile, Osasuna sits 11th but remains within striking distance of a European qualification spot, trailing sixth-placed Real Betis by just five points.
Historically, Barcelona has dominated this fixture, winning 58 of 98 meetings, while Osasuna has secured 21 victories, with 19 games ending in draws. In La Liga alone, the record stands at 50 wins for Barcelona, 17 for Osasuna, and 18 draws.
Hansi Flick’s squad enters this game fresh from a 1-0 Champions League win over Benfica in the last-16 first leg. Their domestic form is equally impressive, having won six consecutive league matches, including a commanding 4-0 victory over Real Sociedad.
Osasuna stunned Barcelona in their last encounter, claiming a 4-2 win in September 2024—ending a four-year winless streak against the Catalans. However, Barcelona has won eight of the last ten meetings, suffering only two defeats against Osasuna since 2012.
Their most recent clash at Camp Nou saw Barcelona edge a narrow 1-0 victory in January 2024. Prior to that, they secured a 2-0 win over Osasuna in the Supercopa de España semi-finals. Osasuna’s last win at Camp Nou dates back to 2020.
Barcelona has scored 219 goals in this fixture, with Lionel Messi standing as the all-time top scorer, netting 25 times. While Osasuna has struggled to break through Barcelona’s defense historically, their recent 4-2 triumph showed they can pose a serious challenge.
With Barcelona fighting for another league title and Osasuna pushing for a European spot, this showdown could have significant implications for both teams as they prepare to battle once again on Saturday night.