Barça set for 6-trophy haul?

Barcelona are a month away from celebrating glory on all fronts. This week could see them take another step towards the treble by knocking Bayern out of the Champions League and wrapping up the La Liga title. In fact, they are so well placed that they can even afford to go easy in Munich - their 3-0 first-leg lead looks insurmountable - and to suffer a slip-up against Atlético, as they would have another opportunity to win the league against Deportivo.

Following Real Madrid's draw against Valencia, no one is in any doubt that Barça will be crowned La Liga champions. It is a matter of when, not if. Things are looking similarly bright in the Champions League. Luis Enrique's men's form has been such that the idea of Bayern turning the tie around seems far-fetched in the extreme, despite the message of caution coming out of the Camp Nou dressing room. Before the European showpiece in Berlin, the 'Azulgranas' may well have lifted the Copa del Rey, with Athletic de Bilbao the last hurdle to overcome in the final.

Collective success is often accompanied by individual honours, and in Barça's case Leo Messi and Claudio Bravo could well make it six pieces of silverware in the Catalan capital this term.

Bravo has one hand on the Zamora Trophy, which goes to the keeper with the lowest goals-to-game ratio in La Liga. Barring something astonishing, the prize will be his, as the Chilean has conceded seven fewer goals than his closest challenger, Diego Alves, despite having played one more match. A total of 22 clean sheets in 36 league appearances tells its own story.

Messi is in the running for two accolades that will go hand in hand: the Pichichi, for La Liga's top scorer, and the European Golden Shoe, for the leading marksman in Europe's top flights. Despite boasting 53 goals for the season so far, including 40 in the league, the Argentine has a fight on his hands to prevail over Cristiano Ronaldo, who is two goals ahead.

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