Neymar and Rafinha are both available for Barcelona this weekend as the Catalans look to move on from last week's loss to Deportivo La Coruna when they host Valencia at Camp Nou.
That surprise defeat to Depor came without Neymar, who missed out with a thigh problem after his heroics in the comeback against Paris Saint-Germain. However, the Brazil international trained on Saturday and is expected to start on Sunday alongside Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez.
Following his brace against PSG -- which took him to 14 goals for the season -- a goal against Valencia would take his tally for the club to 100 since joining from Santos in 2013.
Rafinha, who has found a home on the right side of Barca's attack since they switched to three in defence, is also back in contention after recovering from a bug.
Aleix Vidal and Jeremy Mathieu are therefore the only absentees for the visit of Valencia, which is the final game before March's international break.
Barca begin the weekend two points behind Real Madrid, who have a game in hand, but Luis Enrique feels there will be more twists and turns at the top of the table.
"We're still immersed in the battle at the top and like previous seasons it will be decided right at the end," he predicted in his prematch news conference on Saturday.
"The most important part of the season is still to come, with a beast of a calendar for those still in Europe and those fighting at the bottom. I think it will be a very similar ending to other seasons."