Barcelona can claim their second trophy of a potential treble with victory over Athletic Bilbao in the Spanish Cup.
Luis Enrique's side, crowned La Liga champions earlier this month, have forward Luis Suarez back from injury for Saturday's match at the Nou Camp.
Athletic, who finished seventh, have won the Copa del Rey 23 times - the highest total after Barca's 26.
With Juventus to come in the Champions League final on 6 June, Enrique says his Barca team are "desperate to win".
"I wouldn't put one title above another because it is an opportunity that doesn't come around often," added the Spanish coach, 45.
"There isn't another final for me right now.
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I know there is Juventus, and what we have to transmit to the players, we can - starting from next week."
Barcelona, strengthened by Suarez's recovery from a hamstring injury after a two-match absence, have beaten Athletic twice this season, winning 2-0 at home and 5-2 away.
Saturday's match will be a poignant occasion for 35-year-old midfielder Xavi who, if selected, will make his last appearance at the Nou Camp before leaving to join Qatari club Al Sadd, after 17 years with Barca.
Athletic last won the Spanish Cup in 1984, and were defeated by Barca in the 2009 and 2012 finals.
But Ernesto Valverde's side performed well in a 1-0 victory over Real Madrid in March and defeated sixth-placed Villarreal 4-0 in their final La Liga game to earn a spot in next season's Europa League.
"Barcelona aren't invincible," said Athletic's 20-year-old forward Inaki Williams.
"We deserve a victory. We are going to give them a very hard game."
Spain's domestic cup final usually takes place at a neutral venue, but as Real Madrid refused to host the match and neither side could agree on an alternative, the Spanish Football Federation chose Barca's stadium.
(source:www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/32938036)
Six years after Pep Guardiola guided Barcelona to a famous treble, his protege has a chance to repeat the feat. Luis Enrique was the B-team manager at the time, and he's done brilliantly in his first season as the senior side manager, guiding his team to the La Liga title and two cup finals. The first of those is on Saturday, in the Copa del Rey against Athletic Club. While Athletic disappointed in the Champions League, getting destroyed in a very weak group, they recovered well. Their run to seventh in the league and the Copa del Rey final means that they'll be playing in Europe again next season, albeit in the Europa League. Aymeric Laporte has blossomed into a legitimate superstar who might get his release clause met by a huge club in the summer, while veteran striker Aritz Aduriz had the best season of his career. There's just one injury concern for Barcelona, but it's a big one. Luis Suarez has been sitting out with a hamstring injury and might not start. He's expected to suit up and be available, but Enrique might opt to rest him with the Champions League final looming. Athletic Bilbao have more serious problems -- stars Iker Muniain and Ander Iturraspe are injured, while Oscar de Marcos is suspended. Match Date/Time: Saturday, 3:30 p.m. ET, 9:30 p.m. local Venue: Camp Nou, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain TV: ESPN2 (U.S. -- English), ESPN Deportes (U.S.-- Spanish), Sky Sports 5 (U.K.), TV3 (Spain) Online: The Copa del Rey usually isn't on easily accessible outlets in the United States, but ESPN threw us all a bone by picking up the rights. You can catch the game on Watch ESPN, where there will be feeds in both English and Spanish. UK: Sky Go Spain: Movistar Listings via LiveSoccerTV.
(source: www.sbnation.com/soccer/2015/5/30/8691233/athletic-bilbao-barcelona-2015-live-stream-online)