BARCELONA head to Sevilla for a huge match at the top of La Liga.
The Catalan giants are in a close battle at the top with big rivals Real Madrid, while the hosts are close behind in third and unbeaten in six top-flight games.
Lionel Messi was on the scoresheet as Leganes were beaten 2-0 by BarcaCredit: Reuters
Barca have gained six out of a possible six points from their last two matches, continuing to solidify their top spot place despite an underwhelming performance against Leganes.
What time does Sevilla vs Barcelona kick off?
- Real Madrid vs Valencia takes place on Friday, June 19.
- The match will kick off at 9pm UK time, that’s 10pm over in Spain.
- Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium plays host for the game.
What TV channel is Sevilla vs Barcelona on and can I live stream it?
- All live games will be available on LaLigaTV to Sky TV customers.
- The 24/7 news channel launched earlier this year by the league and its UK broadcast partner Premier Sports.
How can I watch for free?
- There will be free coverage offered to non-sky subscribers through the Premier Player streaming service.
- The streaming service will provide live matches as well as exclusive daily programming.
- Sky subscribers will be able to activate the Premier Sports channel for free throughout June, but they will be charged a monthly fee of £5.99 from July.
What is the team news?
Barcelona just about scraped past Leganes earlier in the week and will have to amp up the energy for the talented Sevilla team.
Luiz Suarez is expected to get his first start since returning from long-term injury whilst Gerard Pique suffered a small knock in their previous game he is expected to be fit for Sevilla.
Sevilla are expected to give Barcelona problems and look fighting fit with no injuries or suspensionsCredit: Sevilla FC
Antoine Greizmann played a full game earlier in the week and is likely to be replaced by Martin Braithwaite for the next clash, the only other injury is Ousmane Dembele.
Julen Lopetegui has his full Sevilla squad at his disposal with no injuries to report and no suspensions.
Fernando and Ever Banega are expected to start in midfield which is expected to cause the Catalan giants problems.
Real Madrid loanee Sergio Reguilon is expected to start after being rested for Sevilla’s draw against Levante.
Match odds
- Sevilla to win – 27/10
- Draw – 27/10
- Barcelona to win – 10/11
- Both teams to score – 8/15
- 2.5 or more goals – 4/7
*All odds from Ladbrokes and correct at time of publication.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk