Barcelona vs Sevilla

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For Barcelona vs Sevilla, you may wish to choose 'Australia' to access Kayo Sport. You can use a VPN to watch ESPN+ from abroad as if you were back at home in the States. Even if you have subscribed to the relevant Barcelona vs Sevilla rights holders, you won't be able to access them when outside your own country. Those in Australia can tune into the Barcelona vs Sevilla live stream on Fox Sports for free with the Kayo Sports 14-day free trial. The company offers a handy streaming option. Try it out with the link below and get three months free. All the information passing back and forth is entirely encrypted. You can use a VPN to watch Kayo from abroad as if you were back at home in Australia. They've scored four goals in five of their last seven La Liga outings, including the 4-0 shellacking of Real Madrid last time out, and are starting to resemble the great side of which Xavi formed a crucial part under Pep Guardiola between 2008 and 2013. Ninth when Ronald Koeman was sacked in late-October, Barça are a club reborn under former midfielder Xavi, but won't have things all their own way against a Sevilla side who are Spain's toughest side to beat under Julen Lopetegui. Make sure you know how to watch a Barcelona vs Sevilla live stream from anywhere in the world. Ronald Araujo will move across from right-back to partner Gerard Pique at the heart of the Catanals' defence. Just make sure to use a VPN for access if you're an Australian abroad.

Two of the top four teams in Spain meet at the Camp Nou.

Barca: Sergino Dest has missed two games with his biceps injury, while also missing the United States men's national team's World Cup qualifying last month. Midfielders Fernando and Thomas Delaney remain out due to injury. La Liga action on Sunday will see fourth-place Barcelona host second-place Sevilla as both aim to take a step toward Champions League qualification.

Barça were good in the first half, with their usual brand of fast-paced attacking football under Xavi full of movement, quick passing and lots of shots on goal.

The final whistle eventually came, and Barça are now second in the table with a game in hand over both Sevilla and Atlético Madrid who are right behind them and level on points. Sevilla made a very good start to the second half, sending more bodies forward and looking dangerous on the ball while also frustrating Barça’s attack with good defensive play. Sevilla mostly defended in a low block and tried to avoid major trouble, but their defense did not hold up too well and allowed quite a few good chances.