David Moyes fools Barcelona

David Moyes is in the spotlight again, but this time, it's because his seemingly antiquated tactics helped his side pull off an incredible upset. Real Sociedad beat Barcelona 1-0 on Sunday, the only goal a hysterical Jordi Alba own goal in the 2nd minute, allowing La Real to set up in the signature Moyes shell. The Blaugrana had no answer, no way to deal with Moyes' approach.

Moyes built his reputation on games like this. Previously, he guided Everton to a consistent level of achievement they had no business obtaining based on their resources. His teams were competitive every year, and he even broke up the Premier League's near-monopoly on Champions League places on one occasion during his tenure, finishing in the top four in 2005.

Dani Alves receives medical clearance ahead of Real Sociedad clash

Alves had been suffering from a muscle injury, but after training without medical clearance on Saturday and showing no signs of discomfort, the staff had no choice but to allow the Brazilian to feature on Sunday evening. Alves will join Neymar and Leo Messi in the list, both of whom were expected to be rested after arriving from their extended holiday on Thursday. The 18-man squad list to face Real Sociedad is as follows: Goalkeepers: Ter Stegen and Bravo. Defenders: Montoya, Piqué, Mascherano, Jordi Alba, Dani Alves, Mathieu. Midfielders: Rakitic, Sergio Busquets, Xavi, Rafinha and Iniesta. Forwards: Suárez, Messi, Neymar, Pedro and Munir. Adriano, along with Marc Bartra, Douglas, Sergi Roberto and Jordi Masip were all left off the squad list by technical decision.