The Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium is set to host league leaders FC Barcelona in the final match day before the international break. While the all-time and recent record shows Barças as heavy favorites. However history has shown that Los Rojiblancos are not able to go toe-to-toe against La Blaugrana. Both Sevilla and Barcelona are coming into this match with a win. Sevilla with a 0-1 win away from home against Deportivo de A Coruña. A goal from Miguel Sierra in the 52nd minute was enough for Sevilla to bring back home all 3 points. Barcelona had a more dominant performance in their matchup to say the least. Giving Racing Santander a “Welcome Back” 7-2 demolition against the newly promoted side shows La Blaugrana are not slowing down on their attack. With such a performance, you know their confidence is in the clouds. The home side have struggled in front of goal to start the season with no real definitive single goal scorer. This team shows why they can be dangerous. Without having to rely on one man to put away chances, goals can come from anyone at any time. If there is one player to watch for, it is none other than new signing Giorgi Kochorashvili. Since his debut, he’s brought stability to the midfield and support in the attack. As we’ve seen time and time again, Barça struggle in the back. Joan Garcia being out with an injury he picked up in the previous match makes things all the more interesting. Barcelona, in contrast, have a wide variety of attacking options from new signings to club veterans; they are not short of options. Raphinha with 9 goals and 3 assists in 6 and Lamine Yamal with 7 goals and 2 assists in La Liga alone show they are not to be taken lightly. However, a bad day in the office away from home could cause havoc. Sevilla keeper Vlachodimos with 2 clean sheets in their last 2 matches may prove to be a difficult one to get by. Sevilla vs Barcelona always has the potential to be an instant classic, such as the 2015 UEFA Super Cup Final ending 5-4, Pedro scoring his last goal and winning goal for La Blaugrana in the 115’. Even the 2-4 2019 thriller at El Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Barça being down at the half 2-1 and a dreadful first half performance, they looked to be down and out. A Messi hat trick and late Suarez goal in the second half secured 3 desperate points. These 2 clubs, never needing introduction, 2 powerhouses in Spain will always leave everything they have out on the field.