Barcelona is restoring smiles on every Barca fans little by little with the changes we are all seeing from the squad with back to back winning in La-Liga. they have also worked on the squad age difference.
Tomorrow Barcelona will take on Sevilla, continue below to see what you need to know ahead of the clash.
Team news
Barcelona
Barcelona will definitely miss Clement Lenglet (suspended), Matheus Fernandes and Marc-Andre ter Stegen (injured).
Samuel Umtiti and Junior Firpo are recovering from their injuries and are in doubt for the match.
Sergino Dest has only recently joined the club and won't be included in the match squad if Barca doesn't sort out the documentation in time.
Sevilla
Julien Lopetegui will have all of his players available for the match.
Managers' quotes
Ronald Koeman (Barca): "We know that Sevilla are a strong team who aspire to achieve many things every year. They've got a good coach and play a complicated game. If we play well at home, as we have in the last two games, we have a lot in our favour."
Julien Lopetegui (Sevilla): "The only way to compete with a team like Barcelona is to push them to the limit in all footballing senses. Barca has a tremendously broad squad and whoever plays will be sure to be prepared. They don't change much whether one or the other plays."
Probable line-ups
Barca XI: Neto; Roberto, Araujo, Pique, Alba; Busquets, De Jong; Griezmann, Coutinho, Ansu Fati; Messi.
Sevilla: Bono; Navas, Kounde, Carlos, Acuna; Jordan, Fernando, Rakitic; Ocampos, En-Nesyri, Munir
Head-to-head record
Barca has won three (3-0, 4-2, 6-1) and lost one (0-2) of their last five matches against Sevilla, with the remaining one ending in a 0-0 draw.
Blaugrana have beaten the Europa League winners in all of their home matches (4-0, 6-1, 4-2, 2-1, 3-0, 3-0).
The last time Barca lost at Camp Nou to Los Nervionenses was back in 2010; the visitors beat the Catalans 2-1 in the Copa del Rey quarter-finals.
Predictions
SportsMole's Matt Law: Barcelona 2-1 Sevilla
"Barcelona has the chance to leapfrog Real Madrid with a victory here, and while that is not something for the Blaugrana faithful to get over-excited about after three games, it sends out a strong message nonetheless.
"Sevilla are certainly not to be underestimated and this will be an entertaining affair, but Barca should do enough to get over the line."
La Liga Expert: Barcelona 2-1 Sevilla
"There have been quite a lot of false dawns for Sevilla, at least in terms of thinking they are on the brink of becoming a side capable of competing at the very top of La Liga.
"Good runs are often ended in emphatic fashion in away games at Camp Nou and the Bernabeu and while it looks unlikely they will get played off the park, an improved Barcelona do look capable of ending Sevilla’s 17-game unbeaten streak in La Liga here."
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