Hansi Flick claimed he does not care about how Barcelona retain their LaLiga title, insisting his side "have done our job".

Barca defeated Osasuna 2-1 on Saturday, with quickfire goals from Robert Lewandowski and Ferran Torres sealing a crucial away win.

La Blaugrana have now won 10 consecutive LaLiga matches, reaching that figure in a single season for the first time since March 2016, when they won 12 straight games under Luis Enrique.

The victory means Barca could become league champions on Sunday if Real Madrid fail to beat Espanyol.

And even if Los Blancos achieve victory in that game, they would also have to beat Barca in the Clasico next weekend to keep the title race alive.

Barca could now win their third LaLiga title in four years, and Flick is not concerned about how they get over the line.

"We've done our job by winning here, and now it's out of our hands," Flick said after the win over Osasuna.

"We have to wait for Espanyol's match, so it doesn't depend on us. The important thing is to win a title, and we'll celebrate when we can win it.

"We wanted to win here. It was a tough match for us. I think we could have done better in the first half, but luckily we were able to score two goals later on.

"We were in control in the first half. We tried to change things up. [Frenkie] De Jong came on for Gavi, who was on a yellow card.

"We took a few more risks, played faster and with more speed, bringing on [Marcus] Rashford and Ferran.

"I'm happy for the team, for the fans. We're happy to have gotten another three points."