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fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck. Guess my first visit to Camp Nou will have to wait. Here's to hoping that my flight lands on time at 6:30 and I'm at least able to catch the second half at a bar in the airport. :angry: GRRRR.

Wow - a non-classico sellout. Impressive.

Trust me I would've LOVED to do it that way, but I'm traveling through several different countries on this trip with a couple other people and a Saturday evening arrival was the best I could do. And now that might not be enough. So bummed if I miss this.

If this is the case than I am F*CKED. I know this isn't all that uncommon for La Liga, but isn't it a bit crazy/odd/embarrassing that we're talking about the biggest match of the season, the match that will determine who wins the league, yet they can't decide when to play it until maybe 6 days...

That is one way to read it, but they clearly contradict that statement - it initially says if espanyol is safe, the match stays on sunday, then further down it says if espanyol is safe, the match will be moved to Saturday. Which is it?

This statement makes no sense - this is what I was getting at in my previous post. It says at the beginning that the match will be Sunday, as long as Espanyol are safe from relegation, then further down it says the match will be Saturday, but only if Espanyol are safe from relegation... HUH?

Yeah I saw that... but with the match date & time still not set I had to hold off as I won't be arriving in Barcelona until 7pm sat evening (so if they switch it to Saturday I wouldn't be there in time...) Anyone else confused by that post from the team? It initially says the match will be 7pm...

Yeah definitely a risk... but I need to figure something out as this is a bucket-list event for me... gotta make it happen somehow! :)

I will be in Barcelona the weekend of May 17th and am planing on attending the match vs Atletico, BUT, seeing as we will (fingers crossed) likely have a chance at locking down the title with that match, I'm assuming tickets will be VERY hard to come by (aside from the laughable prices on...