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Barcelona's Frenkie de Jong looks in the mood today. He collects a long ball forward, shows some skill to fool a defender and again pulls it back for Pedri, who strikes at goal.

But home goalkeeper Aitor Fernandez flings himself across his goalline and makes a brilliant block to keep it goalless.

A chance for Barcelona after only 72 seconds. Frenkie de Jong is too strong for Levante's Gonzalo Melero down the right wing and is able to pull the ball back from the deadball line.

It finds Pedri free in the area, just to the right of the penalty spot, and he should hit the target but smashes it just wide.

Here we go. Barcelona get us going in their pink shirts, with Levante looking like Barcelona in blue and red.

A Barcelona win tonight would take them top and really crank up the pressure on Atletico, who play tomorrow and Real before their game at Granada on Thursday.

Barcelona assistant boss Alfred Schreuder was in charge for their goalless draw against leaders Atletico Madrid on Saturday as head coach Ronald Koeman was serving a touchline ban.

Schreuder said: "We know we now have to rely on results from other games.

“It’s not in our hands, but it’s still possible to win La Liga. We’re there – where we wanted to be three months ago.

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With three games to go, four teams - Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid, Barcelona and Sevilla - all still have a chance of becoming champions.

But it's Atletico's to lose and if they win their last three matches then they will win La Liga for the first time since 2013-14.

If two teams finish level on points then it goes on the head-to-head record. Real have a better head-to-head against both Atletico and Barcelona and Atletico would finish above Barcelona if those two finished on the same points.

So, Barcelona have to get more points than both Atletico and Real if they are to be the ones celebrating.

Sevilla are hoping the top three all drop points in the next two and a bit weeks.

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Levante, 14th in La Liga needing one point to be absolutely certain of staying up, change six of the side that began the 2-2 draw at Alaves, including goalkeeper Aitor Fernandez coming in.

Levante: Fernandez, Tono, Duarte, Vezo, Miramon, Bardhi, Pier, Melero, De Frutos, Morales, Marti.

Subs: Cardenas, Son, Postigo, Coke, Gomez, Rochina, Doukoure, Leon, Malsa, Clerc.

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Barcelona make two changes from the side that drew 0-0 with Atletico Madrid as Ronald Araujo and Ousmane Dembele come in for Oscar Mingueza and Sergino Dest.

Barcelona: Ter Stegen, Araujo, Pique, Lenglet, Alba, De Jong, Busquets, Pedri, Dembele, Messi, Griezmann.

Subs: Dest, Pjanic, Braithwaite, Puig, Neto, Trincao, S. Roberto, Umtiti, Junior, Ilaix Moriba, O. Mingueza, Arnau Tenas.

Hello and welcome along to BBC Sport's coverage of the La Liga match between Levante and Barcelona. The game starts at 21:00 BST so let's have a look at tonight's team news.

The title race is all over in England but in Spain there is a brilliant battle to see who will become champions.

Atletico Madrid looked to be running away with it but have repeatedly slipped up to allow Real Madrid, Barcelona and Sevilla to get back into contention.

But Barcelona's failure to beat Atletico at home on Saturday means all Barca can do is keep winning and hope other results go their way.

They must win tonight at Levante.

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