The Osasuna and Barcelona match, scheduled for this evening at El Sadar Stadium, is anticipating difficult weather conditions that may affect the course of the game, amidst official warnings of heavy rain in the city of Pamplona.

According to the Spanish newspaper 'Mundo Deportivo,' an orange alert has been activated, indicating a significant risk, due to forecasts of rainfall reaching 30 liters per square meter within one hour in central areas of the Navarra region, where the match is being held.

These unstable weather conditions are expected to begin at 14:00 and continue until midnight, with the possibility of thunderstorms accompanied by very strong winds and hail, increasing the difficulties surrounding the match.

The same source explained that the weather conditions are subject to change in the coming hours, either for the better or worse, noting that the amount of rain could reach 50 liters within six hours, which is currently classified under the yellow warning, indicating a low risk level.

Despite these forecasts, the pitch at El Sadar Stadium is known for its ability to handle rain well, although the grass may become more slippery than usual, which could affect player performance.

Barcelona is seeking to secure a win in this encounter to move decisively closer to clinching the Spanish League title, while the weather conditions remain a potential factor influencing the course of the match.