Barcelona is set to face Girona on Sunday, aiming to avenge last season's humiliating 4-2 defeats that contributed to the dismissal of former coach Xavi Hernández. Under new coach Hansi Flick, Barcelona has started the season strong, achieving four consecutive La Liga wins, bolstered by the addition of dynamic midfielder Dani Olmo and the impressive form of veteran striker Robert Lewandowski, who leads the league in goals. Girona, having finished third last season and qualified for the Champions League, has also seen a turbulent start this campaign with mixed results. Despite their recent successes, Girona has lost key players over the summer, altering their competitive edge. Barcelona's current squad struggles with injuries, particularly in midfield, as they aim to maintain their positive momentum. The match will be a significant test for both teams as they navigate their contrasting trajectories.