By Fernando Kallas MADRID (Reuters) -Barcelona manager Hansi Flick was keen to keep talk of trophies in check after his side booked their spot in the Copa del Rey final against rivals Real Madrid with a hard-fought 1-0 win at Atletico Madrid on Wednesday.

Barcelona’s win over Atletico Madrid means it’s Hansi Flick’s side who progress to the final of the Copa del Rey and a Clasico clash against Real Madrid. Los Blancos booked their spot in the showpiece on Tuesday with a dramatic win over Real Sociedad after extra-time and will now face their bitter rivals on April 26 at La Cartuja.

Barcelona could lose playmaker Dani Olmo and forward Pau Víctor for the rest of the season after the league said Wednesday that the club is not complying with financial fair play rules. Barcelona managed to register Olmo and Víctor after the government’s sports authority intervened with a provisional ruling against the Spanish league and Spanish federation’s decision to deny the club’s request because it missed the end-of-the year deadline to comply with financial rules.

Just as it seemed like Barcelona were past their financial struggles and had returned to the financial 1:1 rule, a new problem has cropped up which severely debilitates the club’s freedom on the