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October 3, 2020 By Oscar Rojas

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Los Culés have had an impressive start of the season, and Sevilla will surely put them to a test when they meet on Sunday evening.

What is Barcelona and Sevilla's form prior to this game?

Barcelona have won both of their games in the 2020-21 campaign. Los Blaugranas started their performance in the competition with an emphatic 4-0 win, while their next match ended in a three-nil victory against Celta away from home.

Sevilla have also won both of their previous games in the tournament. Lopetegui's men kicked things off for them with a one-nil win against Levante, and their next clash concluded in a 3-1 victory against Cádiz away from home.

What is Barcelona and Sevilla's position in the 2020-21 La Liga season?

Barcelona make it to this game in fifth place after a late start of the season, which saw them postpone their first two matches of the 2020-21 campaign. Ronald Koeman's side has been impressive so far, with seven goals scored and none conceded in their first two games of the competition. The team's top scorer in their first games has been Ansu Fati, with three goals to his name.

Sevilla will make it to Camp Nou in sixth place, product of their late start of the campaign. , after starting the season a bit later than the rest of the league. Los Hispalenses have scored four goals so far, while their defensive unit has only conceded once. Four different players have scored a goal for Sevilla so far.

Barcelona vs Sevilla - Who's in and who's out?

Barcelona: Injured: Marc-André Ter Stegen, Samuel Umtiti. Suspended: Clement Lenglet. Doubtful: Junior Firpo.

Sevilla: Injured: Sebastien Corchia. Doubtful: Carlos Fernández, Bryan Gil.

Barcelona vs Sevilla - Head-to-head stats

Barcelona have won their last six games against Sevilla at Camp Nou in all competitions.
Sevilla have conceded a whopping 22 goals in their last six visits to Camp Nou, including a 6-1 defeat in the Copa del Rey.
The last game between these teams ended in a goalless draw back in June, which proved to be fatal for Barcelona in their attempts to win the title.
Sevilla's last win against Barcelona in La Liga took place on October 3, 2015. That game ended with a 2-1 win for Los Hispalenses.

This will be Julen Lopetegui's fourth game against Barcelona. The former La Roja boss is yet to win his first game against Los Culés, with one draw and two losses against the Catalan side.