La Liga Gameweek 28
Mar 15, 2026 3.15pm
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FT Camp Nou
  • Raphinha 9' yellowcard
  • Raphinha 21' yellowcard
  • Dani Olmo 38' goal
  • Fermín López 46' yellowcard
  • Raphinha 51' goal
  • João Cancelo 60' goal
  • Lamine Yamal 66' yellowcard
  • Ronald Araujo 66' yellowcard
  • Marc Casadó 67' yellowcard
  • Lamine Yamal 67' yellowcard
  • Gavi 82' yellowcard
  • yellowcard Chidera Ejuke 46'
  • yellowcard Neal Maupay 46'
  • yellowcard Rubén Vargas 46'
  • goal Oso 45'+3'
  • yellowcard Andrés Castrín 70'
  • yellowcard Manu Bueno 78'
  • goal Djibril Sow 90'+2'

Barcelona vs. Sevilla: Predicted XI for La Liga champions including Lamine Yamal decision

Will Yamal feature? How Barcelona could line up against Sevilla

Lamine Yamal has been declared fit for Barcelona's La Liga clash Sevilla on Sunday.

The Spain international had emerged as a major doubt for the contest when he was absent from Thursday's training session due to discomfort.

However, Yamal trained normally alongside his teammates on Friday and will therefore he available for selection against an in-form Sevilla this weekend.

Eric Garcia missed the 1-1 draw with Newcastle United in the Champions League last time out due to muscular overload, but the Spaniard has also trained ahead of the Sevilla game and is set to be introduced back into the starting XI.

There will be changes from the side that started the last-16 first leg, with Eric Garcia, Marc Casado and Ferran Torres potentially being introduced to freshen the team.

Andreas Christensen (knee), Jules Kounde (hamstring), Alejandro Balde (hamstring) and Frenkie de Jong (hamstring) are all out, but Gavi was back on the bench against Newcastle.

Gavi has not played since August due to a serious knee injury, but the midfielder is again likely to be among the substitutes for Sunday's game at Camp Nou.

Barcelona possible starting lineup:

J Garcia; Araujo, Cubarsi, E Garcia, Martin; Casado, Pedri; Yamal, Fermin, Raphinha; F Torres

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