There are few teams better than FC Barcelona this season, with the Spanish giants in the running for possibly three trophies. And going into the last five games of its La Liga season, along with the Champions League semifinal next week against a formidable Bayern Munich outfit, Andres Iniesta is calling on the troops to maintain their focus.

"It's both great and difficult at the same time [fighting on three fronts], Iniesta was quoted saying. "We're happy and content. Every match is a final and we really need to win every match left. We're taking everything seriously and must keep picking up wins."

After Barca's 2-0 win Saturday against Espanyol, they remain two points ahead of second place Real Madrid, who also won the following day 4-2 against Celta Vigo. Should they keep pace for the last five league games, a 23rd Liga title awaits them under Luis Enrique's first season as head coach.

While their opponents Tuesday appear to be overmatched, Getafe has been a tough out for Barcelona in its previous two encounters, drawing twice, with the first meeting being a game absent of goals. They are also coming off a 1-0 loss on Saturday, which means relegation could still be a possibility, giving Getafe more motivation to get valuable points.

"We know it is a very tough stadium [to go to]," Getafe's Pablo Sarabia said. "We will try to do a good job there. We will see if we can score as last year [when they drew 2-2], but we also know the difficulties that entails."

Making things even much more of an uphill climb for Getafe is the return of defender Thomas Vermaleen, who was cleared by Barca's medical staff, and is poised to make his first appearance for Barcelona since moving from Arsenal.

Getafe visit Barcelona at Camp Nou on Tuesday, April 28 with the kick-off slated for 2:00 pm, catch the action via live stream here.