La Liga Gameweek 30
Apr 3, 2022 8.00pm
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  • Gavi 56' yellowcard
  • Sergio Busquets 61' yellowcard
  • Pedri 72' goal
  • Ousmane Dembele 82' yellowcard
  • Gerard Pique 85' yellowcard
  • yellowcard Gonzalo Montiel 85'
  • yellowcard Jesus Corona 85'
  • yellowcard Lucas Ocampos 88'

How Barcelona could line up against Sevilla

How Barcelona could line up against Sevilla

Barcelona have no fresh injury concerns heading into Saturday's La Liga contest with Sevilla at Camp Nou.

Ansu Fati and Samuel Umtiti have both returned to training following long spells on the sidelines, but the pair are still not available for selection.

Sergino Dest and Sergio Roberto are also out of this match through injury, while Luuk de Jong misses out against his parent club after testing positive for COVID-19.

Ronald Araujo was preferred to Dani Alves at right-back against Real Madrid and that is again expected to be the case for this match following his excellent performance.

Barcelona boss Xavi will have one eye on next week's Europa League quarter-final first leg with Eintracht Frankfurt, but the strongest possible side is expected to take to the field for this match.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has been in excellent form since arriving in January, scoring nine times in 11 appearances, and the Gabon international will again lead the line.

Ousmane Dembele, meanwhile, has worked his way back into the side with some excellent performances, and the Frenchman should also feature in the final third alongside Aubameyang and Ferran Torres.

There are also unlikely to be any surprises in midfield, with Frenkie de Jong being joined by Sergio Busquets and Pedri, leaving Gavi on the bench.

Barcelona possible starting lineup: Ter Stegen; Araujo, Pique, E Garcia, Alba; F de Jong, Busquets, Pedri; Dembele, Aubameyang, F Torres

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Who will win Sunday's La Liga clash between Barcelona and Sevilla?
Barcelona 84%
Draw 8%
Sevilla 8%
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