Here we are again. The Camp Nou, with Barcelona hosting the Spanish champions Atletico Madrid. But this time it's different.
Less than a fortnight ago, the Blaugrana made a statement against the capital side, coming out swinging after a week dominated by talk of crisis.
Luis Enrique put one in the eye of all his detractors, with his side comprehensively taking apart the well-organised ranks of his Argentine opposite number.
The attacking trident of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez put Atletico to the sword, overrunning the Rojiblancos in a way that no other team has managed for quite some time.
But that Barcelona side, and that Barcelona performance, were fuelled by a desire to put a week of turbulence behind them. Accusations had been flung around and Enrique's team turned their settings to full speed ahead, to leave the mess behind them in a cloud of dust.
