INIESTA RETURNS; READY FOR EL-CLASICO

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After being out for up to six matches with a knee injury, Spanish midfielder Andres Iniesta is finally fit again and reports have it that he would be playing on Saturday in the Classico game.

According to ESPNFC, Barca boss said, "Andres is waiting for medical clearance [to return], which is more of a formality really.." He also said, "He's training with us and he's in great condition. He can't play [against Hercules] because he's suspended, but he would have had minutes otherwise. He's available [for Madrid].

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