Where and how to watch FC Barcelona vs Sevilla LIVE

Even though FC Barcelona received terrible news early today when they have been charged for bribery and corruption acts on the Negreira Case, they still have a competition to play, and will be facing tomorrow Friday September 29th  Sevilla FC, who is currently at the 12th place of the standing but looks forward to get a third victory in the season.

FC Barcelona failed to link up their sixth victory of the season when they tied against Javier Aguirre’s RCD Mallorca on Tuesday at the Iberdrola Stadium in a dramatic 2-2 matchup, ruining their record as they only had one draw throughout the 2023/2024 campaign. Now, their next challenge is Sevilla FC who has only two victories in the season.

Sevilla had a tremendous 5-1 win over Almeria, and will seek to have another great performance against Barcelona as they need a third victory to improve their place at the standings. Both sides need a victory that would lift up their mood as they will head into the second week of the UEFA Champions League.

The kickoff is set to start at 3:00 pm ET/12:00 pm PT and will be played at Lluis Company Olympic Stadium in Barcelona, Spain. You’ll be able to watch the matchup via streaming through FuboTv and ESPN+, or if you wish to broadcast it on your television ESPN will be in charge of the LIVE coverage.

FC Barcelona vs Sevilla news

Pedri will remain out alongside Frenkie De Jong, while Xavi Hernandez should start Robert Lewandowski once more. Jules Kounde may start with Inigo Martinez and Ferran potentially missing out the matchup, while Andreas Christensen might also make way for Ronald Araujo.

Oliver Torres, Mariano Diaz, Marcos Acuna, Marcao, Tanguy Nianzou and Alfonso Pastor are all injured. Lucas Ocampos could be a substitute again while veteran pair Sergio Ramos and Ivan Rakitic should start against Barca. Youssef En-Nesyri was favored over Rafa Mir midweek and the Moroccan should start again.

Possible Barcelona s XI: Ter Stegen; Cancelo, Araujo, Kounde, Balde; Gundogan, Romeu, Gavi; Raphinha, Lewandowski, Felix.

Possible Sevilla's XI: Nyland; Navas, Bade, Ramos, Pedrosa; Sow, Rakitic; Suso, Lamela, Lukebakio; En-Nesyri.