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Barcelona are now three wins (at most) from winning the La Liga title - well seven points will do.

They are also six games from an unbeaten La Liga season.

It's all over. Barcelona break the record for the longest La Liga unbeaten run ever - 39 games.

Eat up the final seconds, Nelson Semedo replaces Sergi Roberto.

Barcelona has conceded two penalties in their last seven La Liga games, as many as in their previous 113.

Valencia cross goes past everyone including Simone Zaza. Only 30 seconds to go now.

Barcelona break from the corner and they should have sealed the game. Lionel Messi picks out Denis Suarez is loads of space but the sub shoots straight at Neto. Poor.

Corner to Valencia as Gerard Pique hacks a clearance out of play.

Three minutes added on.

Denis Suarez tries to cross for Barcelona but he kicks the ball off his other foot and wide.

Can Valencia create one more chance? We're into the 89th minute.

Not Ousmane Dembele's finest contribution. He hacks down Andreas Pereira just after the winger put a cross in. Penalty.

It's reached that stage of a game where everyone is making staggered substitutions - Denis Suarez replaces captain Andres Iniesta for Barcelona.

Valencia striker Simone Zaza, whose goalscoring has dried up dramatically after Christmas, is on for Rodrigo.

Ten minutes left.

One of the most expensive substitutions possible in football - Ousmane Dembele (£96.8m, potentially rising to £135.5m) is on for Philippe Coutinho (£105m, potentially rising to £142m).

Great run by Lionel Messi at Valencia's defence, he takes on about four or five players, and then shoots literally inches wide of the post from 20 yards.

Valencia have their 15th shot of the game (to Barca's 10) but Dani Parejo's effort is right at Marc-Andre ter Stegen.

Valencia defender Gabriel, the former Arsenal man, hacks down Philippe Coutinho. Booked.

A second Valencia change - Luciano Vietto, a January loan signing from Atletico Madrid, replaces Santi Mina up front.

Valencia haven't really had a chance from open play in a long time now.

Andres Iniesta forces a good save with an acrobatic volley. A sort of side bicycle kick if that's a thing.