Following their dramatic 5-4 extra-time victory over Sevilla FC in the UEFA Super Cup on Tuesday in Tbilisi, FC Barcelona return to action on home soil tomorrow when they will take on Athletic Bilbao in the first leg of this year’s Supercopa de España. As winners of both La Liga and the Copa del Rey last season, the Blaugrana technically are the only side to have truly qualified, but as per usual when this situation arises, the losing finalists of the Copa del Rey also "qualify" ahead of the La Liga runners-up. And that’s probably for the best, because at this early stage of the season, who really wants to see a couple of Clasicos? Of course, that’s not to say that Athletic Bilbao do not pose as much of a threat as Real Madrid would have; perhaps quite the opposite. The Basque Country club haven’t had to travel the world for their pre-season preparations and when you couple that with Barcelona’s exhausting extra-time win in the UEFA Super Cup, well, one could be