All nine Barcelona players who represent the club at this summer's European Championship have made it to the tournament's last-16 round.
In fact, there were 10 Culers involved at Euro 2020 but Ousmane Dembele was forced to withdraw from France's squad after suffering a knee injury over the weekend.
As the competition's playoff bracket has been revealed, let's take a look at what scenarios could see Barca players face each other in the final on July 11.
The winner of France vs Switzerland last-16 clash will take on the better side of Croatia vs Spain encounter in the quarter-finals. Thus, Clement Lenglet and Antoine Griezmann could lock horns with Jordi Alba, Eric Garcia, Sergio Busquets and Pedri in the last-8 round.
The Netherlands, meanwhile, will take on Denmark in the quarter-finals if they defeat the Czech Republic and Wales respectively at the last-16 stage. That scenario would see Frenkie de Jong and Barca's new boy Memphis Depay facing Martin Braithwaite.
Considering the teams' performances at the group stages, we'd say that there's a huge possibility of France meeting the Netherlands in the final with Griezmann, Lenglet, De Jong and Depay all facing off at Wembley.
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Fact of the day: All Barca players involved in Euro 2020 reach last-16 round
Barcelona are now represented at this summer's European Championship by nine players as Ousmane Dembele was forced to withdraw from France's squad due to a knee injury.
As the tournament's group stage came to an end on Wednesday, all of them have made it to the last-16 round.
France: Clement Lenglet, Antoine Griezmann;
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Busquets cries in post-match interview, wins MOTM prize in his first post-Covid game
Sergio Busquets was brilliant in his first game after recovering from the coronavirus.
"I'm emotional because of the bad time I've been through, the group is strong and this has made us grow, we have to take it on with that mentality. We did not play the games we wanted to and to win this was great, this is the way and it will reinforce us a lot for what is to come," the captain said in a post-match interview, shedding a tear.
Here's his stat review.
- 71 minutes played
- 60 touches
- 2 key passes
- 2 chances created
- 5 long balls completed
- 5 duels won
- 2 times fouled
- 1 interception
- 1 tackle
Barca target Laporte scores brilliant first goal for Spain, Pedri gets pre-assist
Aymeric Laporte has just scored Spain's second goal of the day against Slovakia.
Spain's goalscoring attack started with a corner: after Pedri received the ball in the attacking midfield, he sent it to the box to find Gerard Moreno – the latter outplayed the Slovakia keeper and crossed the ball to find Laporte's head.
Here's Pedri sending the ball into the box
Moreno looking for Laporte...
