Barcelona set up a King’s Cup final against Athletic Bilbao when Cesc Fabregas scored one goal and created another for Xavi in a 2-0 win over 10-man Valencia in their semi-final second leg on Wednesday, according to Eurosport. Having knocked out holders and arch-rivals Real Madrid in the last eight, Barca comfortably disposed of Spain’s third-strongest side 3-1 on aggregate as they bid to extend their national record for domestic Spanish Cup triumphs to 26. “It’s been a very long road against some very tough teams but we want to be in all the finals we possibly can,” Fabregas said in a television interview. It’s going to be a great final because Bilbao have some fantastic players and we’ll have to be at our best,” he added of the title match, the date and location of which have yet to be confirmed by the Spanish soccer federation (RFEF).
