Spanish League.

Reigning Spanish Champions Barcelona will be taking on this year's current leaders Valencia at the Camp Nou this weekend in a match that could put Barca back on the table top. Or, if the spectacular occurs, it could put Barca in an even worse position that could see them have to fight terribly hard to even get in the top three. Obviously a large part of the back-story in this match will also be the fact that Villa, who now plays for Barcelona, previously played for Valencia; scoring over a hundred goals in his five years there! However, as always, Barcelona also have Real Madrid to look out for. Real sit just two points beneath Valencia and face a pretty easy match against Malaga which, if they and Barcelona win, would possibly put Real above Barcelona at the top two positions in the table.