It’s worth noting that the Catalan defender picked up an injury in the Champions League match against Spartak Moscow. Medical tests confirmed that Piqué had sprained his left foot and that he’d miss at least two to three weeks of competitive play. Piqué started his recovery process on September 19 and today, 24 hours ahead of the Clásico, he was able to return to training.
Final training session on Sunday
Just like on Friday, in addition to Piqué, all the available first team players and Barça B’s Sergi Roberto and Tello trained under the watchful eye of Vilanova. The team will train one last time on Sunday morning before the match against Real Madrid (at 11.30). The players will remain together after the session to avoid potential delays in accessing the stadium due to the public transportation strike.
