It’s being billed as ‘Survival Sunday’ with Hull, Boro, Newcastle and Sunderland all hoping to avoid joining WBA as the relegated teams this season.

Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta and striker Thierry Henry undertook light training on Thursday and are on course to play in next Wednesday’s Champions League final against Manchester United, the club has confirmed.

Spain international Iniesta has a thigh problem and Frenchman Henry a knee injury but both have recovered enough to do ball work.

“There’s only one week left for the final match in Rome,” Iniesta wrote on his official blog. “Possibly one of the nicest and most important moments of the year and that with which we can end a historical season.

“I write just to inform all of you that my injury is on the right road, since I injured myself against Villarreal, in the last match in the Nou Camp, I have tried to put everything into recovering and managing to be at 100 per cent for next Wednesday.

“Today I can say that for the past two days I’ve already been doing work in the mountain with Emili Ricard, my physiotherapist, to strengthen my muscles and I’m getting fitter.

“The truth is that it is incredible training and I hope shortly to be able to begin to run and to touch the ball.

“I am convinced that I will arrive in Rome at my best to be able to help the team… it is my greatest desire!”

It’s being billed as ‘Survival Sunday’ with Hull, Boro, Newcastle and Sunderland all hoping to avoid joining WBA as the relegated teams this season.

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