Barcelona get date and time for possible Camp Nou return | OneFootball

The controversy over Barcelona’s return to Camp Nou may be close to ending. After receiving approval from the city council, the Catalan club hopes to return to its traditional home on Saturday, November 22, at 4:15 p.m. (Brasília time), against Athletic Bilbao, in a match valid for La Liga.

Now, the club’s return depends on the granting of the First Occupancy License by the City Hall’s technicians and the Fire Department after the completion of the necessary works and repairs. In total, about 45,401 fans could be in the stands.

The information about the possible date of Barcelona’s return to Camp Nou was published by the newspaper Mundo Deportivo.

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As a last resort…

If Barcelona does not get the necessary approvals to return to Camp Nou, the club should face Athletic Bilbao at the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium, in Montjuic. This would be a little before Hansi Flick’s team visits Chelsea, on Tuesday the 25th (9 p.m.), for the fifth round of the Champions League group stage.

The next options for Barcelona to return to Camp Nou would be Saturday, November 29, or Sunday, November 30, for the match between Barça and Deportivo Alavés, and Tuesday, December 2, or Wednesday, December 3, for the match between Barcelona and Atlético de Madrid.

With 22 points in nine rounds, Barcelona is the runner-up in the Spanish Championship. The Catalans’ next match is this Tuesday, when they host Olympiacos-GRE at 1:45 p.m. (Brasília time), at home, for the Champions League.

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