Barcelona moved to the edge of another LaLiga title after a late 2-1 win over Osasuna on Saturday.
Robert Lewandowski and Ferran Torres scored in the final minutes to seal a huge away victory.
With four matches left, Barcelona now sit top with 88 points. They are 14 points ahead of second-placed Real Madrid, who still have a game in hand and face Espanyol on Sunday.
If Real Madrid fail to win, Barcelona will secure the title for the second straight season.
For most of the match, Osasuna looked more dangerous and pushed hard for a result at El Sadar.
Ante Budimir nearly gave the hosts the lead in the 35th minute when he struck the post from close range after a fast counter attack.
Two minutes later, Budimir forced another fine save from Barcelona goalkeeper Joan Garcia, who got a slight touch to push away a curling effort.
Garcia continued to shine in the second half. In the 69th minute, he denied Ruben Garcia from outside the box as Osasuna kept pressing.
Osasuna’s strong display frustrated Barcelona for long spells, but the league leaders found their moment late on.
In the 81st minute, Marcus Rashford delivered a fine cross from the right. Lewandowski rose highest and powered a header past Sergio Herrera.
Barcelona struck again five minutes later.
Fermin Lopez played a smart through ball into space for Torres, who stayed calm and finished low beyond Herrera.
Raul Garcia gave Osasuna hope in the 88th minute with a close-range header, but the comeback came too late.
Barcelona held firm to claim a massive win and move within touching distance of back-to-back league crowns.
“We’ve now put the pressure on Real Madrid; if they don’t win tomorrow, we’ll be crowned champions,” Torres told DAZN.
“Today’s match was one of the toughest away fixtures in LaLiga. Those three points were worth more than just three, and I think the team put in a brilliant performance.”
