La Liga champions FC Barcelona will wrap up a successful 2014/15 campaign tonight when they welcome relegation-threatened Deportivo La Coruna to the Camp Nou, in what will prove to be the final La Liga matches at the club for Xavi and Dani Alves. The departure of the club captain didn't come as a surprise to many Cules, with rumours starting as early as the end of last season about his plans to move to Qatar, and while Alves was similar, there was a sense recently that he might re-sign, making his announcement, or soon to be announcement quite shocking.
Barcelona vs Deportivo La Coruna, Live Stream: Time, TV Schedule and How to Watch La Liga Online
