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Barcelona have announced their starting XI that will take the field against Sevilla in an all-important La Liga encounter.

With Real Madrid winning against Elche, Barcelona need a win to restore their four-point advantage at the top of the table.

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As far as the lineup is concerned, we expected that Xavi Espart would make his debut start and that has certainly been the case.

With Jules Kounde, Alejandro Balde and Andreas Christensen injured, options for Hansi Flick have been very limited, which is why Espart will take up the right-back role, while Joao Cancelo will be the left-back.

Furthermore, Pau Cubarsi and Gerard Martin will form the centre-back partnership, meaning Ronald Araujo and Eric Garcia have been rested.



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