Barcelona have the chance to go top of the LaLiga Santander table if they beat Levante at the Estadi Ciutat de Valencia on Tuesday night, so Ronald Koeman is expected to opt for something close to his strongest starting XI.

The Blaugrana remain without the injured Ansu Fati and Philippe Coutinho, but everyone else is available. Having said that, there are six players that will have to walk the tightrope against Levante and Celta Vigo as they are one booking away from receiving a one-match ban.

It is thought that the only change from Barcelona's 0-0 draw against Atletico Madrid last weekend could see Ronald Araujo come in for Oscar Mingueza. Curiously, despite suffering a head injury and having to be withdrawn during the Atleti game, Sergio Busquets is tipped to be amongst the starters.

Levante, meanwhile, are without the injured trio of Nemanja Radoja, Sergio Postigo and Nikola Vukcevic. Las Granotas will be looking to turn around their disappointing run of form, having not won in their last five games.

In order to try and cause problems for Barcelona, as they have done at the Ciutat de Valencia in the past, Paco Lopez will go for an attacking line-up that features former Real Marid duo Jorge de Frutos and Dani Gomez, as well as Enis Bardhi, Jose Luis Morales and Roger Marti.

When the two teams met in Valencia last season, Levante ran out as 3-1 victors after three goals in seven second-half minutes from Jose Campana, Borja Mayoral and Radoja.

Levante vs Barcelona predicted line-ups

Levante's predicted line-up: Aitor Fernandez; Coke, Ruben Vezo, Rober Pier, Carlos Clerc; Jorge de Frutos, Mickael Malsa, Enis Bardhi, Jose Luis Morales; Dani Gomez, Roger Marti.

Barcelona's predicted line-up: Marc-Andre ter Stegen; Ronald Araujo, Gerard Pique, Clement Lenglet; Sergino Dest, Frenkie de Jong, Sergio Busquets, Pedri, Jordi Alba; Lionel Messi, Antoine Griezmann.