Barcelona moved three points clear at the top of LaLiga with a comfortable 3-0 win over visitors Osasuna on Thursday, extending their unbeaten run in all competitions to 19 games.

Forward Ferran Torres opened the scoring for the home side in the 11th minute with a first-time strike from inside the six-yard box, converting Alejandro Balde's cross into a superb team goal.

Dani Olmo doubled the lead 10 minutes later from the penalty spot after being fouled, and Robert Lewandowski's close-range header completed the rout in the 77th minute.

Undefeated since the end of December, Barca are the only team in Europe's top five not to have lost in 2025. They have 63 points from 28 games, with champions Real Madrid second on 60 and Atletico third on 56 with 10 games remaining.

In a match originally postponed on 8 March following the death of the Catalan club's doctor, Carles Minarro Garcia, Barça coach Hansi Flick named a much-changed side due to injury absences and the fitness of players returning from international duty.

But even with the likes of Lewandowski and Raphinha on the bench, Barca looked untroubled as they dominated their opponents, who failed to register a single shot on target.

Olmo was forced off with what appeared to be a muscle injury and was replaced by academy midfielder Fermín López as Flick's side continued to control possession and create chances, particularly through teenage winger Lamine Yamal.

Osasuna are 14th in the standings. Barcelona's next opponent this weekend is Girona, while Osasuna's opponent is Athletic Bilbao.