Mina Rzouki
Football journalist on Monday's BBC European Football Show

Barcelona have quite an easy game against Granada. They've scored a ridiculous amount of goals, 21 in their last four games without conceding. 

They've got their belief back and they don't have anything else to concentrate on until the Copa del Rey final. They have no Champions League so they can play their full team. 

Of course, this is not a foregone conclusion...

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Two seasons ago, Barcelona lost at Granada to hand Atletico Madrid, the eventual champions, the initiative in the title race.

On the back of the La Liga title race going down to the final day between two of the biggest clubs - and rivals - in the world, we want to know the greatest ever title finishes.

Most football fans know of Sergio Aguero for Manchester City v QPR, or Michael Thomas for Arsenal v Liverpool, but what else have you got for us?

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Rob Daly
Football journalist on Monday's BBC European Football Show

Cristiano Ronaldo, in his TV interview before the Champions League semi-final second leg against Manchester City, said "we respect Zidane for what he did as a player". 

Ronaldo - as a political player - knows exactly what he's doing with that kind of statement.

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Mina Rzouki
Football journalist on Monday's BBC European Football Show

Real Madrid players seemed to hate Rafa Benitez so much that anyone coming in, even Nicki Minaj, would have done something different. 

It just seemed to be that they hated the way they were playing under him - all these snide comments in the press. 

They wanted to go back to anything that reminded them of the great Carlo Ancelotti. They were so devastated when he went. 

Zidane worked under him so they were loyal to him. He really has lifted the dressing room. He admits he's learning on the job. The players want to win for him.

Since Real Madrid axed Rafael Benitez and replaced him with reserve boss Zinedine Zidane in early January, the club have soared. Some 20 wins and three draws from 25 games have seen them climb up to second place and the Champions League final, where they will play Atletico Madrid.

They are on an 11-game winning run in La Liga.

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Barcelona are unchanged from their 5-0 derby win over Espanyol six days ago.

Barcelona XI: Ter Stegen, Alves, Pique, Mascherano, Alba, Rakitic, Busquets, Iniesta, Messi, Suarez, Neymar.

Real Madrid are at full strength, with five changes from their 3-2 win over Valencia last Sunday.

Gareth Bale, keeper Keylor Navas, Dani Carvajal, Pepe and Luka Modric are all back in.

Real Madrid XI: Navas, Carvajal, Pepe, Ramos, Marcelo, Kroos, Casemiro, Modric, Bale, Benzema, Ronaldo.  

Spanish La Liga

If Barcelona win in Granada, they win La Liga.

If Real Madrid fail to win at Deportivo La Coruna, Barcelona win La Liga.

If Barcelona fail to win in Granada - and Real Madrid beat Deportivo - then Real win La Liga.

Neither Granada nor Deportivo have anything to play for.

All right.. got it? Then we'll start.

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If someone had told you on 1 April that the title race would come down to the final day, it would have seemed like a weird - and fairly boring - April Fool's Day joke.

At that stage Barcelona are nine points clear at the top - and 10 points above Real Madrid. Zinedine Zidane had conceded "the league is over", external a month before that.

And yet... Real Madrid are ONE POINT behind Barcelona on the final day of the season.

Spanish La Liga

Barcelona woke up on the morning of El Clasico - 2 April - with confidence at an all-time high. 

They were unbeaten in 39 games, nine points clear at the top of La Liga and bidding to become the first team to successfully defend the Champions League title.

But a 2-1 defeat by Real Madrid sparked 15 days of hell for the Catalan club, by the end of which they were out of Europe and only top of La Liga by virtue of head-to-head difference.

Since then, they have found their heads again - winning four in a row, with 21 goals scored and none conceded.

And so it all comes down to this, the final day of the season. Who will be champions - Barcelona or Real Madrid? Let's find out.

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