Barcelona travel to Sevilla hoping to maintain their perfect start to their LaLiga title defence. Hansi Flicks side have won all six of their Spanish top-flight games this term netting 28 goals in the process while a resounding 7-2 victory over Racing Santander in midweek only served to underscore their impressive start.Sevilla have enjoyed a stellar opening to their campaign, themselves, having picked up four wins from their first six fixtures. However, unlike their visitors, goals have been hard to come by for the hosts, having scored no more than a single goal in each of their last four matches. It promises to be an intriguing contest in southern Spain. Here, 101 Great Goals brings you all the team news ahead of the 8pm kickoff.Table of ContentsSevilla team newsBarcelona team newsSevilla v Barcelona stats, La Liga formWhere to watch Sevilla v Barcelona: TV channel, live online streamsSevilla team news Barcelona team newsSevilla v Barcelona stats, La Liga formSevillas 4-1 home win over Barca last season is the only instance across the last nine meetings between the teams when they have avoided defeat, losing each of their three other such matches over the last two seasons by three goalsThey had the fourth-worst home record and were one of five teams to finish with a negative goal difference at their own stadium in last seasons Liga, with only Celta, Oviedo and Getafe matching their total of eight defeatsSangantes red card in the 1-1 draw at Espanyol on September 5 and Salas dismissal during the 2-1 home win over Vallecano on August 15 mean Sevilla are one of three teams to have had more than one player sent off in this seasons Liga, alongside Vallecano and Getafe (also two each)No team has had more yellow cards in the division than Sevilla (18), with only Espanyol (106) committing more fouls than their total of 91No side has conceded fewer goals than Sevilla, with Celta, Athletic Club, Betis, Deportivo, Atleti, Madrid and Barca also shipping six eachThat loss last October was Barcas only defeat in their last 12 matches against Sevilla in all competitions (W10 D1) since a 2-0 away defeat in the first leg of the Copa del Rey semi-finals in February 2021, although they won the return game 3-0 after extra time to advanceAside from that defeat, Barca have not lost any of their last 20 Liga matches against Sevilla (W16 D4) since a 2-1 away loss in October 2015, with each of their last five losses in the fixture in all competitions coming awayThe leading marksman in the fixture is Barca all-time top scorer Lionel Messi, who scored 38 times against Sevilla to put the eight-time Ballon dOr winner 18 ahead of Guillermo Campanal, who played for Sevilla between 1929 and 1946Before this weekends matches, Barca had scored 11 more goals (28) than any other team in La Liga this season. They have scored at least four in six of their seven matches in all competitions this season, beating Athletic Club 2-0 at home in the otherNo player in the 2026/27 Liga has provided more assists than Barcas Anthony Gordon (4), while only Vallecanos Sergio Camello and Madrids Kylian Mbappe (6 each) have matched Raphinha and Lamine Yamals goal tallies Recent Results : Sevilla La Liga Deportivo La Coruna COR W 0 1 2026-09-16 Sevilla SEV La Liga Sevilla SEV W 1 0 2026-09-11 Valencia VAL La Liga Espanyol ESP D 1 1 2026-09-06 Sevilla SEV La Liga Sevilla SEV L 1 3 2026-08-29 Atletico Madrid ATM La Liga Athletic Club BIL W 1 3 2026-08-22 Sevilla SEV Recent Results : Barcelona La Liga Barcelona BAR W 7 2 2026-09-16 Racing Santander SAN La Liga Levante LEV W 2 4 2026-09-13 Barcelona BAR UEFA Champions League Barcelona BAR W 5 1 2026-09-09 Feyenoord FEY La Liga Valencia VAL W 0 5 2026-09-06 Barcelona BAR La Liga Barcelona BAR W 5 2 2026-08-31 Rayo Vallecano RAY Where to watch Sevilla v Barcelona: TV channel, live online streamsKick-off on Saturday is at 20:00 BST (15:00 ET / 12:00 PT), with live coverage in the UK onDisney Plus.Live streaming on a vast range of devices is available on the Disney Plus app. Subscriptions in the UK cost between �5.99 and �14.99 monthly or �99.90-�149.90 annually.Heres the full list ofLa Liga international broadcasters. 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