MATCH AFTER THE BREAK OF SELECTIONS
CONFIRMED: The decisive Barça-Sevilla already has a day and time
Published:14/03/2022 - 21:55h
Updated:14/03/2022 - 22:06h
FC Barcelona will receive Sevilla next Sunday, April 3 at Camp Nou at 9:00 p.m., as announced by LaLiga. The match will mark the return of the competition after the national team break at the end of March
The next party of LaLiga for the FC Barcelona home will be the Sunday 3 April in front of the Seville, decisive party in the aspirations of both for keeping alive the aspirations of title and, in the case of the blaugranas, mainly to follow escalando places in the table. In this alone moment five points separate them in the classification, with the Barça with a pending party of the day 21 in front of the Ray Vallecano in Catalonia, which will contest the Sunday 24 April.
For the group directed by Xavi Hernández, the crash in front of the Seville could suppose approach even more to the Real Madrid, as long as the culés can win to the 'merengues' in the Classical of the next Sunday. In the case of the Andalusians, the Sunday will be tying a victory blaugrana to attain discount advantage with the ones of Carlo Ancelotti, that if this Monday win to the Mallorca despegarán to 10 points of his escort, that the Saturday empató in Vallecas in front of the Ray (1-1).
The ones of Julen Lopetegui have empatado in his four last parties out of house, pricks taken advantage of by the Madrid to escape in the table. The Sunday, the Seville will receive to the Real Sociedad just before the Classical. By his part, the Barça is in series and has won his last four parties in LaLiga, with 14 goals in favour and only 2 against. In his last three parties home, the culés have annotated 4 so many by party and only the Athletic of Madrid could vulnerar the arch of Marc-André Ter Stegen.
The last Barça-Sevilla was played on December 21, with a tie at the Sánchez Pizjuán (1-1). Alejandro 'Papu' Gómez put the hosts ahead in the 34th minute thanks to a low corner kick from Iván Rakitić. The Blaugrana managed to level the game just before the break thanks to a header from a corner served by Ousmane Dembélé. Sevilla were left with 10 in the second half due to Jules Koundé's expulsion, but Xavi's men were unable to take advantage of their numerical superiority and the game ended level.
