On Sunday, 10 April, Levante take on Barcelona at home. The hopeless outsider has been preparing for relegation to the Segunda since the start of the season. Levante are having a unique season. The collective could be in the middle of the table in terms of quality of play. All advanced indicators suggest that Levante should not be relegated in any way. At the same time, total bad luck has haunted the team all season. Only third coach Alessio Lisca has put the players on a winning track. Levante have won four matches. If we take the table for the last ten rounds, the Frogs have the fifteenth result in La Liga. Importantly, Levante look very good in matches against top clubs. For example, they sensationally beat Atletico. There were also three points at home against Villarreal. There are still chances of survival. Levante even dropped out of last place eight rounds before the finish. Six points remain to reach the saving 17th position. Barcelona continue to play well in two tournaments. The Catalans secured a draw in Germany against Eintracht on Thursday. The team are clear favourites to win the Europa League. In La Liga in general, things are going perfectly. The Catalans have eight wins in nine meetings. After beating Sevilla, the Catalans have climbed to second place with the prospect of fighting for the title. At the moment, the gap to Real Madrid is twelve points, but the Catalans have a game in hand. Barcelona are unlikely to go into the meeting with Levante with maximum motivation. The team will be content with a minimum win. Xavi can use a rotation of the squad, as the main preparation is for the Europa League. There are some problems with the injured. Gerard Pique will definitely miss the next meeting. Memphis Depay is also in the sideline, but it's not the biggest loss. Levante have six key players injured, but the club have become accustomed to such a situation this season. The bookmakers are expecting a very productive game and goals from Levante. However, we would argue with that. Barcelona could well win in economy mode. The outsiders have picked up good form, but are still clearly inferior to the Catalans in every way. It's a case where Barcelona can sacrifice spectacle and win at minimal cost.