Late Break for Barcelona as they win 3-0 against Osasuna

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Osasuna held La Liga giants Barcelona off for the first 45 minutes. Barcelona was missing a lot of chances with Messi and Suarez missing quite a few but in the 58th minute, the deadlock was broken with Messi building a pass to Jordi Alba who then square passed the ball to Suarez who opened the score line.

Barcelona sealed the lead as Messi scored two goals in the 72nd and 91st minute. Barcelona still remains 6 points apart from Real Madrid.

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