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Sevilla host Barça in one of the weekend's big La Liga tests

Sevilla welcome Barcelona to the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán for matchday 7, and official team sheets are in for a fixture that ranks alongside the Madrid derby among the weekend's biggest La Liga draws.

By Mia Ferreira· LaLiga & Serie A·Published ·1 MIN READ

Official team sheets for the encounter were confirmed ahead of kick-off in Seville, according to Foot Mercato, setting up one of the standout fixtures of the weekend alongside the Madrid derby. It's the kind of billing La Liga likes to sell: two traditional heavyweights, one home ground with genuine noise, and a Barcelona side that never travels quietly.

Matías Almeyda's Sevilla take on a Barcelona team that can hurt sides in transition as quickly as anyone in Spain, at a Pizjuán that tends to make life uncomfortable for visitors when the home side has something to play for.

Lineups confirmed, kick-off approaches

With official team sheets now out, attention shifts to how each manager sets up for a fixture billed alongside the Madrid derby as one of the round's headline attractions. Sevilla's home advantage is real; Barcelona's ability to punish teams on the break is the counterweight.

No scoreline, no goals, no sending-offs to report yet, just two clubs with something to prove on the same afternoon the capital hosts its own derby. That's usually when La Liga produces its best theatre.

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Sevilla welcome Barcelona to the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán for matchday 7, and official team sheets are in for a fixture that ranks alongside the Madrid derby among the weekend's biggest La Liga draws.

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