• Barcelona are the most successful club in the Copa del Rey, with 32 titles to their name.

• However, they are up against it here, having lost 4-0 in the first leg at the Metropolitano.

• Barcelona have had the upper hand against Atletico in recent head-to-head meetings, winning seven of the last ten, but they will need to win by five clear goals here to qualify for the final. The last time they did that against Atletico was back in 2011.

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📈 Barcelona v Atletico Madrid Form & Stats

That 4-0 loss against Atletico seemed to really put a dent in Barcelona’s confidence, as they suffered a 2-1 defeat against Girona in their next game. However, the Catalans have responded well since and have won back-to-back matches coming into this clash.

They were dominant against Villarreal last time out, registering 19 shots worth 3.2 xG in a 4-1 win. In return, the visitors managed just six attempts, with their only shot on target finding the back of the net. This will be Barcelona’s third consecutive match at the Nou Camp - they boast the flawless record of 13 wins from 13 La Liga matches on home turf this season, with 41 goals scored, and just six conceded.

With the record of 11 wins, one draw, and one loss, Atletico Madrid have been equally as impressive on home turf, but their form on the road hasn’t quite been as strong. They rank sixth in the Spanish top flight for total points accumulated on their travels, with an uninspiring record of four wins, five draws, and five losses. They were able to snatch the three points against Real Oviedo last time out, as Julian Alvarez bagged the only goal of the game in the 94th minute.

📔 Barcelona v Atletico Madrid Formation & Team News

Jan Oblak was the standout performer for Atletico at the weekend, as his six saves ensured Atletico kept a clean sheet - he will once again need to be on top form midweek. Diego Simeone was able to make some changes at the weekend, so Marcos Llorente, Julian Alvarez, and Giuliano Simeone should all return to the first-team picture. Ademola Lookman only played the first half, and he could feature on the left wing. Marc Pubill was also an unused substitute at the weekend, but he looks set for a bigger role here.

Hansi Flick also made a few changes at the weekend, as Pedri, Robert Lewandowski, and Joao Cancelo were all benched. Eric Garcia will be suspended for the second leg after being sent off at the Metropolitano, so Ronald Araujo could partner Pau Cubarsi at the back for the Catalans. After missing the last three games, Marcus Rashford made a brief cameo off the bench at the weekend, so he could feature against Atletico.

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