A look at what's happening in European soccer on Monday:
SPAIN
Barcelona can move within four points of Spanish league leader Atlético Madrid with a home win against last-place Huesca. Atlético was held to a 0-0 draw at Getafe on Saturday to add to its recent struggles.
Barcelona's season has been marred by off-the-field problems. It is coming off its elimination at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain in the round of 16 of the Champions League but had won four straight games in all competitions before that. Huesca has won only one of its last five matches.
ENGLAND
Eighth-place Liverpool plays at Wolverhampton in the Premier League after a woeful defence of its title. Liverpool has taken only 12 points out of the last 42.
Winning a seventh European Cup maybe its best chance of qualifying next season as it is eight points from the top four. The Reds progressed to the Champions League quarterfinals with a midweek win over Leipzig.
Liverpool has been boosted by the restoration to the midfield of Fabinho, who started his first game since October in his favoured position against Leipzig having deputized in central defence because of the injury crisis. Another positive from the Champions League win was the impact of Diogo Jota.
He returns on Monday to the club he left in September and is looking for his first goal since November having just come back from almost three months out with a knee injury.
{{/usCountry}}He returns on Monday to the club he left in September and is looking for his first goal since November having just come back from almost three months out with a knee injury.
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