La Liga - How to watch Sevilla vs Barcelona in over 100 countries

June 19, 2020 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: La Liga, Sevilla, Barcelona, TV Schedules, TV Listings

Los Blaugranas are two-for-two since La Liga returned to action, but this will be their first major test. Full broadcast info for this tie right over here.

What has been Sevilla and Barcelona's form ahead of this game?

Sevilla is unbeaten in their last six games, but only three of those matches ended up in wins. Julen Lopetegui's men won the first game back from the coronavirus pause, but they were later stunned by Levante, who snatched one point away from them with a last-gasp goal.

Barcelona has been impressive in their last games, winning five out of six. Their only loss came against Real Madrid in El Clásico before the coronavirus pause, and they have won three matches since then to keep the club as a title contender. Added to that, Barcelona has not conceded any goals in their last three outings, including their two-nil win over Leganés.

What is Sevilla and Barcelona's position in La Liga?

Sevilla makes it to this game in third place of the competition with a record of 14 wins, nine draws and six losses. Los Hispalenses have found the back of the net 42 times, good enough to be the fifth best in that department in La Liga. Argentine midfielder Lucas Ocampos is the team's top scorer with eleven goals to his name.

Barcelona enters this game right at the top of the table in La Liga, with their record showing 20 wins, four draws and five losses. Los Culés are the most prolific team in front of goal with 69 goals this season, but their defense has been a bit shaky, conceding 31 goals in 29 games. Lionel Messi leads the league in both goals (21) and assists (14).

Sevilla vs Barcelona - Who's in and who's out

Sevilla: No missing players.

Barcelona: Injured: Ousmané Dembelé, Frenkie de Jong, Sergi Roberto. Suspended: Samuel Umtiti.

Sevilla vs Barcelona - Head-to-head stats

The first game of the season between these teams ended in a 4-0 win for Barcelona at Camp Nou.
Sevilla has only won one of their last six games against Barcelona. That Copa del Rey clash concluded with a two-nil win for Los Hispalenses.
Sevilla has not been able to beat Barcelona in a league game since October 3, 2015. That match concluded with a 2-1 win for the white and red team.
Barcelona has picked up four wins in their last away games at Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium in all comps.
Sevilla's coach Julen Lopetegui has failed to win any of his two previous games against Barcelona. The first one ended with a 5-1 loss while coaching Real Madrid, and the other one saw Los Hispalenses lose 4-0 earlier this season.
Barcelona's boss Quique Setién has coached seven games against Sevilla. So far, Setién has won two, drawn one, and lost four.
Even though these are two of the most respected Spanish coaches, this will be the first clash between them in a competitive or friendly game.