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2nd chance for Barca

AFP, Madrid
Four-time World Player of the Year Lionel Messi has urged his Barcelona teammates not to miss out on the second chance they have been gifted to retain their La Liga title.
Barca seemed all but out of
the title race after conceding a last-minute equaliser to draw 2-2 at home to relegation-threatened Getafe last weekend.
However, leaders Atletico Madrid subsequently lost 2-0 away at Levante, whilst Real Madrid have drawn twice against Valencia and Valladolid in the past week to leave them in third place, four points adrift of Atletico with just two games to play.
Barcelona remain three points adrift of Diego Simeone's men themselves, but will win the league if they win their two remaining games away to Elche on Sunday and then when Atletico visit the Camp Nou on the final weekend of the season.
"We are in a better position today than we were a few weeks ago," said Messi.
"We can see that we have an opportunity to win the league. We need to take advantage of this moment and not let it escape."
Gerardo Martino's men are sure to face a tough task this weekend, though, as Elche are in need of points themselves as they sit just three points above the relegation zone and have yet to be beaten at home in nine league games so far in 2014.
Barca will again be without the injured Gerard Pique, Jordi Alba and Neymar, although all three are hopeful of being fit for the potential title decider against Atletico next weekend.
However, should Barca fail to win this weekend, Atletico can mathematically seal their first title in 18 years with victory over Malaga at the Vicente Calderon.
Atletico have injury worries themselves as top scorer Diego Costa looks set to miss out due to a hamstring injury, which could yet endanger his participation in the clash with Barcelona and in the Champions League final against Real Madrid on May 24.
Diego Godin is also suspended for Los Rojiblancos, but right-back Juanfran returns from suspension having missed the defeat at Levante.
However, forward Adrian Lopez still believes home advantage should be enough to edge his side closer to the title.
"We know that we are very strong at home in front of our own fans," he said on Friday.
"It is a key game. With all that we are playing for to get three points on Sunday would be a huge step forward."
FIXTURES
(all times 1700 GMT unless stated)
Sunday
Athletic Bilbao v Real Sociedad (1500), Granada v Almeria, Real Betis v Valladolid, Espanyol v Osasuna, Celta Vigo v Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid v Malaga, Elche v Barcelona, Getafe v Sevilla