Date/Time: Oct 22, 2011, 4:00pm
Competition: Spain La Liga
Live/Repeat: Live
Venue: Camp Nou, Barcelona (Barcelona)
Barcelona vs Sevilla Live Streams and TV Channels
Country: Channels
Canada GolTV Canada
International Bet365 Video, Bwin Video
Spain La Sexta
UK Sky Sports 4, Sky Sports HD 4
USA Gol TV USA
Other Countries: Channels
Australia ESPN Australia
Portugal Sport.TV2
South Africa SuperSport HD 2, SuperSport 3
Barcelona vs Sevilla Match Preview
FC Barcelona have two main options ahead of their game against Sevilla: move 5 points ahead of the Sevillistas in La Liga table, or drop a point behind them.
As at now, Barca still share their top position with the brave Levante. They are then followed by arch-rivals Real Madrid - who are just behind with 16 points - and then followed by fourth place Sevilla, who have 15.
Both the Catalans and Sevilla are unbeaten this season. Marcelino García Toral’s boys have drawn thrice in La Liga so far, while Pep Guardiola’s club have only failed to grab wins twice.
Seeing how close they are in the race for the league title at present, it will be important for each side to try to get in control of the match in the early minutes. On several occasions under the Guardiola era, Barcelona’s midfielders have opted to prove their power by keeping the ball in their zone for very long.
On Saturday night though, Los Cules will want to go for goal early, so as to make sure they do not fall in the trap of their visitors. Fortunately for Barcelona, this will be their third consecutive home match at the Nou Camp, in a space of seven days.
Competition: Spain La Liga
Live/Repeat: Live
Venue: Camp Nou, Barcelona (Barcelona)
Barcelona vs Sevilla Live Streams and TV Channels
Country: Channels
Canada GolTV Canada
International Bet365 Video, Bwin Video
Spain La Sexta
UK Sky Sports 4, Sky Sports HD 4
USA Gol TV USA
Other Countries: Channels
Australia ESPN Australia
Portugal Sport.TV2
South Africa SuperSport HD 2, SuperSport 3
Barcelona vs Sevilla Match Preview
FC Barcelona have two main options ahead of their game against Sevilla: move 5 points ahead of the Sevillistas in La Liga table, or drop a point behind them.
As at now, Barca still share their top position with the brave Levante. They are then followed by arch-rivals Real Madrid - who are just behind with 16 points - and then followed by fourth place Sevilla, who have 15.
Both the Catalans and Sevilla are unbeaten this season. Marcelino García Toral’s boys have drawn thrice in La Liga so far, while Pep Guardiola’s club have only failed to grab wins twice.
Seeing how close they are in the race for the league title at present, it will be important for each side to try to get in control of the match in the early minutes. On several occasions under the Guardiola era, Barcelona’s midfielders have opted to prove their power by keeping the ball in their zone for very long.
On Saturday night though, Los Cules will want to go for goal early, so as to make sure they do not fall in the trap of their visitors. Fortunately for Barcelona, this will be their third consecutive home match at the Nou Camp, in a space of seven days.
