Sevilla vs Barcelona: preview, TV, lineups & odds

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Barcelona are showing no signs of slowing down: six wins from six league games, 28 goals scored and only six conceded, including a midweek masterclass against Racing Santander (7-2), highlighted by a Raphinha hat-trick. Deployed as a false nine by Hansi Flick, the Brazilian, alongside Lamine Yamal, spearheads an attack that is averaging nearly five goals per game.

Meanwhile, Sevilla appear to have turned the page on a dismal last season that ended in 13th place, just one point above relegation. The Andalusians sit fourth with 13 points, thanks to narrow wins under Luis García Plaza, such as against Valencia and at Deportivo La Coruña (0-1). Their only defeat came at home to Atlético Madrid (1-3).

Key match information for Sevilla vs Barcelona

Date: Saturday, 19 September 2026

Kick-off: 21:00

Stadium: Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Seville

Referee: to be confirmed

VAR: yes

TV channel: DAZN | Disney+

Live streaming: DAZN app and website, also available via Disney+

Odds (Betclic): Sevilla win @ 10.75 | Draw @ 7.25 | Barcelona win @ 1.17

Odds provided by Betclic, correct at time of writing and subject to change.

Sevilla: the latest team news

Thirteenth last season and long threatened by relegation, Sevilla have transformed their fortunes. Under the guidance of Luis García Plaza, the Andalusians have already racked up four wins in six matches, often by the narrowest of margins, as in their last two outings against Valencia and Deportivo La Coruña (1-0 each time). The standout result so far is the victory at San Mamés against Athletic Bilbao (1-3), and only Atlético Madrid have managed to beat Sevilla at the Sánchez-Pizjuán (1-3). With 13 points, the club sits fourth and has scored in every game, driven by a collective effort where goals come from all areas.

This revival is also down to a busy transfer window. Youssouf Fofana, formerly of Milan, brings experience to midfield, where Jon Guridi and Giorgi Kochorashvili have also arrived. At the back, Juan Iglesias quickly made the right-back spot his own, even scoring the winner against Valencia. Up front, former Saint-Étienne man Lucas Stassin and Félix Correia, on loan from Lille, add pace and depth. The squad has lost several key figures, though: César Azpilicueta retired, and goalkeeper Ørjan Nyland, Nemanja Gudelj, Juanlu and Akor Adams all departed, as did Neal Maupay, who returned to Marseille. Rubén Vargas, injured, remains the only notable absentee for the visit of Barça.

Sevilla probable lineup

Odysseas Vlachodimos – Juan Iglesias, Andrés Castrín, Kike Salas, Gabriel Suazo – Miguel Sierra, Lucien Agoumé, Youssouf Fofana, Félix Correia – Lucas Stassin, Isaac Romero.

Coach: Luis García Plaza

Barcelona: the latest team news

Nothing seems able to stop Barça. The reigning back-to-back champions have won their first six league games without ever looking troubled in the table. The thrashings have come thick and fast, from Elche to Mestalla (0-5 each time), culminating in Wednesday’s demolition of Racing Santander (7-2). The only minor blip was the win at Levante (2-4), marred by two defensive errors in the closing minutes. With 28 goals to their name, Hansi Flick boasts by far the best attack in Spain, without even fielding a true centre-forward. Stationed up front, Raphinha epitomises this: after his hat-trick against Racing, the captain has already found the net nine times, leading Lamine Yamal, who has seven, in the scoring charts.

The summer was turbulent in Catalonia, though. Deprived of Robert Lewandowski, who left for MLS, Deco splashed over €170 million. Anthony Gordon immediately made his mark on the left wing with four assists, while Karim Adeyemi and Gabriel Jesus broaden the attacking options. The arrival of Rodri, the 2024 Ballon d’Or winner, adds another dimension to midfield, and João Cancelo, now signed permanently, also scored on Wednesday. The squad saw several familiar faces depart: Ferran Torres, Ronald Araújo, Marc-André ter Stegen, and Marcus Rashford, who returned to Manchester United after his loan. At the Sánchez-Pizjuán, Flick will again be without Frenkie de Jong and Roony Bardghji, both injured.

Barcelona probable lineup

Joan García – Eric García, Pau Cubarsí, Gerard Martín, Xavi Espart – Rodri, Pedri – Lamine Yamal, Fermín López, Anthony Gordon – Raphinha.

Coach: Hansi Flick

Where to watch Sevilla vs Barcelona on TV and online

The clash between Sevilla and Barcelona will be broadcast live on Saturday, 19 September 2026, from 21:00 on DAZN or Disney+.

The match will be available to stream via the DAZN app and website, accessible on computer, smartphone, tablet, smart TV, and console. It is also shown on Disney+.

Head-to-head record between Sevilla and Barcelona

With 204 meetings to date, this fixture is one of Spanish football’s great classics, and Barça have largely dominated. The Catalans have won 119 of those duels, compared to 46 for Sevilla, with 39 draws. The goal difference is equally stark, with 430 Blaugrana strikes against 250 for the Andalusians.

Isaac Romero celebrates his goal in Sevilla's 4-1 win over Barcelona at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán in October 2025.

Catalan dominance has only grown in recent years: in La Liga, Barça have won eight of their last ten matches against Sevilla. One exception still lingers in the memory, though. In October 2025, the Sánchez-Pizjuán witnessed its team sweep aside the Blaugranas (4-1), their first league win over them in a decade. Barça exacted revenge at the Camp Nou last March (5-2). Goals are never in short supply between these two: the last five La Liga meetings produced 26, with both sides scoring in each.