1982–83 FC Barcelona season

Barcelona began the season with a loss away to Valencia. They went on a 14 match unbeaten run, and lost to Athletic Bilbao at home. This was followed up by a loss to Las Palmas. However, Barca bounced back from the two losses, winning seven of their next eight matches. Following a loss at home to Racing de Santander, the club went through a downfall in form, losing three of their next eight matches. Despite a 7-2 routing of Las Palmas on the penultimate matchday, Barca were not able to end the season on a high note, losing to Osasuna 1-0 and finishing fourth. Barcelona won the Copa del Rey against rivals Real Madrid, 2–1 at La Romareda, thanks to a 90th-minute goal from Marcos. In the Cup Winners Cup, Barca were eliminated on away goals by Austria Wien. In the Copa de La Liga, a new competition that began play this season, Barca entered in the QF, beating Gijon 1–0 on aggregate. Their next match was a 1–0 loss to Atletico Madrid in the SF, but a dominant 5–2 victory in the second leg put them in the finals, once again against Real Madrid. Barcelona won 4–3 on aggregate to lift their second trophy of the season. ==Squad==

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