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Raphinha double stretches Barca's Liga lead in Osasuna win
Raphinha hit a brace to claim Barcelona a narrow 2-0 win over Osasuna on Saturday and take them seven points clear at the top of La Liga.
The Brazilian winger broke the deadlock after 70 minutes with a fizzing strike from the edge of the box to earn Barca their seventh straight top flight win.
Second place Real Madrid visit Alaves on Sunday, aiming to cut the gap on the champions back down to four points.
Barca lacked much of their usual sparkle but ground out their victory, keeping a first clean sheet in six matches across all competitions.
They also recorded a fifth victory in five games at their partially reopened Camp Nou home.
Ferran Torres, chosen to start over Robert Lewandowski after his hat-trick last weekend against Real Betis, might have sent Barca ahead early on but hooked high over the bar from Lamine Yamal's dangerous cross.
At the other end Ante Budimir's low effort was fielded comfortably by Joan Garcia, with Osasuna looking to hit Barca on the counter.
Yamal had a couple of drives beaten away in a mostly frustrating first-half for both the teenager and for Barca.
Torres headed home from Marcus Rashford's cross but the goal was disallowed for an offside in the build-up.
The Spain international sent an acrobatic overhead effort inches wide, and Garcia denied Budimir with another fine save before the break.
Osasuna goalkeeper Sergio Herrera tipped a Rashford free-kick to safety early in the second half as Barca sought to extend their winning run.
They were having trouble breaking Osasuna down but eventually found a way through when Pedri roamed forward and found Raphinha on the edge of the box, who slammed a shot into the bottom right corner.
Osasuna's Jorge Herrando, who was sent off on his debut for the club at the old Camp Nou in 2023, had a goal ruled out after Alejandro Catena collided with Barca goalkeeper Garcia.
Moments later Raphinha put the game to bed, tapping home at the back post after Catena deflected Jules Kounde's cross into his path with four minutes remaining.
The Brazilian, who started the match out of position in a central attacking midfield role, was one of the club's key players last season as they won a domestic treble and, after a spell out injured, has made a good impact on his return.
W.Lapointe--BTB