Barcelona and Cadiz will meet in a La Liga match that could be tight. With only two points separating them from relegation zone, Barcelona must pick up three points to stay out of trouble.

At home this season, They have enjoyed a comfortable lead with six wins, a draw and loss from 10 matches played. On the other hand, Cadiz have struggled away from home with three victories and a draw in their last six away matches.

1. Barcelona

Barcelona is on an incredible run at present, going unbeaten in their last eight La Liga matches. Their success has propelled them to the top of the league with 56 points earned out of 21 matches this season.

On Sunday, Barcelona will face a formidable test when they take on Cadiz at Spotify Camp Nou. As they seek to extend their lead and move closer towards winning 27th Spanish title - which would make them the most successful team in history - the Blues must aim for victory.

The home side will have the advantage of playing on their own turf, giving them extra assurance going into the game. They boast an impressive record against teams from this region with seven victories and only one draw in 10 trips to Cadiz.

With their recent victory over Viktoria Plzen in the Champions League, Xavi's men are back on track and eager to extend this winning streak against Cadiz. After only losing two home matches this season, home form has been a key factor in their success this year; their home form should continue this streak against Cadiz as well.

On Thursday night in the Europa League, Manchester United is set to face off against a struggling Cadiz side that sits two points above relegation. Despite these difficulties, Cadiz can still avoid relegation with some positive results in their remaining games.

Their key to success lies in their defense, as they've only conceded seven goals in 21 matches this season - the best defensive record in La Liga.

Their strikers are key to their success, with Robert Lewandowski leading the way with 14 goals this season. He's been in superb form lately, scoring twice in his last three matches. He will be their main focus against Cadiz and should find the net once more.

2. Cadiz

Cadiz is a picturesque seaside town that exudes old-world romance. With winding cobblestone streets, picturesque shorelines and cafes serving tapas and manzanilla sherry, Cadiz boasts the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in Europe - founded by Phoenicians around 1100 B.C.

With so much to explore in Cadiz, it's the perfect destination for a holiday with family or friends. Take a leisurely walk along the seafront or get lost in its maze-like alleyways; then enjoy dinner at one of many restaurants or bars that line its cobblestone streets.

No matter if you're here for a short trip or plan to stay for awhile, Cadiz offers plenty of 4-5 star hotels within walking distance to the beach. With some careful planning, you can make the most of your time in this picturesque Spanish city.

Cadiz's beaches are a must-visit, boasting 2.8 km of sand along both sides of the seafront. Here, you can take a swim or play volleyball in the sand.

Cadiz's cuisine oozes Andalusian influences, featuring dishes like guiso de rabo de toro and perdiz estofado (partridge casserole). Plus, you can watch some incredible flamenco performances at one of its many clubs!

Barcelona's goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen made a stunning save in the final 10 minutes to help his side secure a 2-0 victory against Cadiz. This is an important victory for Barca, who have now won seven straight La Liga games and are on track to win this season's league title.

3. Head-to-Head

Barcelona will look to extend their lead at the top of La Liga when they take on Cadiz in round 22. After their impressive 5-1 victory against Viktoria Plzen in the Champions League, Barcelona are determined to continue their excellent form against a struggling Cadiz side who have only won once this season.

Barcelona have controlled the first half of the match but have failed to find their trademark strike as Cadiz remain strong at the back. Barcelona were rewarded for their dominance with a goal in the 38th minute through Lionel Messi's penalty, but they need to be much more clinical in the second half if they want any chance at victory.

In the early going, Barcelona have had a chance to respond but Sobrino can't quite angle his body quickly enough and his effort goes just wide. They will look for an opening in the second half though and hope to finally break through Barca's back line and score some goals.

Barcelona have made a good start, having controlled possession and looking likely to keep their clean sheet. De Jong saw one shot blocked while Lewandowski found space to score with ease. It has been an encouraging start for the Catalans.

On the other hand, Cadiz have had their fair share of chances but none have gone their way. Mbaye attempted to connect with the ball but was unable to make a connection.

Due to a medical emergency with one of the fans in attendance, the match will be suspended for approximately three to four minutes. We'll keep you updated as soon as we have any information.

4. Goals scored

Cadiz played a good game against Barcelona, looking to cause problems on the wings and create space inside the box. They looked dangerous on the break and came close to scoring early on. But Barcelona managed to stay in it and keep another clean sheet at Camp Nou to secure three more points for themselves.

Barca started the first half slowly, but soon settled down and took control of the game. It was an entertaining first half that should have been fun to watch, yet ultimately disappointing for Barca as they couldn't score. They came close twice; Roger Marti's goal was ruled out for offside, and Marc-Andre ter Stegen never looked threatened throughout it.

After the break, Barca came out much stronger in the second half and were able to put away the game with some superb individual play. Ferran Torres' brilliant goal set up Robert Lewandowski for his second strike of the match; later in the period, Torres assisted Lewandowski on his second goal as well.

De Jong was dominating possession in midfield and driving the ball forward at an impressive rate. This caused some concern for Cadiz, particularly during the first half when he tried to chip Ledesma from distance but couldn't quite connect.

He had an acrobatic effort which hit the crossbar and went out for a corner, but he was unlucky not to score. His high-flying ability made him a threat when playing more attacking roles.

5. Goals conceded

Barcelona maintained their unbeaten start to the season with a 2-0 victory at Camp Nou. This makes seven consecutive league wins for Barca, who now lead Real Madrid by eight points in La Liga. Sergi Roberto and Robert Lewandowski scored goals before halftime to seal victory for Barca.

Barcelona were well-drilled in defence, keeping Andalusians at bay for much of the first half. Unfortunately, Barcelona were unfortunate to miss out on a goal when Roger Marti's effort was ruled out for offside. They also tried hard for another goal but couldn't quite hit it home; Ter Stegen saved well from substitutes Fede San Emeterio and Chris Ramos before Anthony Lozano headed against the post.

During the second half, Cadiz came into it more but were unable to breach Barcelona's well-drilled defense. Although they defended deep and were dangerous with the ball, they couldn't keep up with Barcelona's quick pace and were forced to play more conservatively than expected.

Xavi Hernandez's side have been in excellent defensive form all season, and that continued today as they recorded another clean sheet to bring their La Liga total to 17 so far.

They had a chance to extend their lead early on when Raphinha's low shot hit the woodwork in the 10th minute. But Barca sealed victory when Lewandowski scored his 15th goal of the season during first-half stoppage time. The Polish international had an excellent game, playing behind Cadiz's high line and holding off a challenge before passing the ball on for Ansu Fati.