Things are going well for Luis Suarez.

The Uruguayan is fighting on a collective level for the double, and on an individual level for the Pichichi, with 30 Liga BBVA goals.

The FC Barcelona striker scored 25 goals in his first season with the club, and now, after his four against Deportivo de la Coruna, he has 49. One less than double the number he achieved in his first year.

He is fighting on a collective level for the double, and on an individual level for the Pichichi, with 30 Liga BBVA goals, to Cristiano Ronaldo's 31.

In his first season, in which he missed the first months because of a FIFA sanction, he scored 16 league goals in 27 games, 7 Champions League goals in 10 games, and two Spanish Cup goals in six games.

After FC Barcelona hammered Deportivo La Coruna, Luis Enrique praised his players and lauded a "positive" victory which ended the Catalan side's bad run of results. 

The Asturian coach, though, was keen to point out they'd played well against Valencia, too: "We played a great game and were very effective, creating infinite chances, just like we did against Valencia - and look what happened in that game. But football can be like that, it was a spectacular result for us, against Depor. We didn't concede any goals and won away from home."

Luis Enrique acknowledged that his team needed the three points here, but also pointed out there are still four finals left. "The need for a good result and win was key for us.

The team who is the best over 38 games will win the league, though. Not the team who is best in game 32, 37, 35 or 31. There are four games left and it will be difficult."

“We made sure we took our early chances, too, and from there on, we were on a roll. Now we have a wonderful challenge ahead of us - to retain the league title”.