Sevilla dominate Barcelona with a 4-1 victory in LaLiga

Akor Adams scores in 95th minute to make it 4-1

José Ángel Carmona scores in 90th minute to make it 3-1

Romero’s work is done after winning a penalty and netting one of the day’s goals. Akor Adams enters.

A corner from the left finds a grounded Marcao swinging at the ball. It seems to strike Balde on the arm, prompting Sevilla to appeal for a penalty. After checking with his earpiece, the referee waves play on—no penalty given.

Romero chases back to challenge a weaving Pedri but misses completely, instead catching the top of the midfielder’s left foot. Painful for Pedri and an easy yellow for Romero.

First half ends with hosts leading

Rashford volleys in to make it 2–1! Pedri delivers a brilliant pass from the centre-right, and the Englishman delights the away fans with a superb left-footed volley past Vlachodimos.

Sevilla double their lead to 2–0! Barcelona’s high line is caught out as Vargas bursts forward after Koundé loses possession. The winger lays it off to Romero at the back post, and on his fourth attempt in the game, the striker finally finds the net! This marks his third league goal of the season.

Szczesny comes up big for Barcelona as Sevilla slice through the defense effortlessly! Sow races down the right-center, then pulls it back for Romero, but the striker can’t beat the towering keeper.

Barcelona's Martin goes in hard on Carmona, mistiming his challenge and catching more of the man than the ball. The referee shows him a yellow card

Alexis Sánchez score penalty to take make it Sevilla 1-0 Barcelona.

Penalty for Sevilla! After a long review, Ruiz spots Araujo clipping Romero’s legs without touching the ball.

Sevilla are winless in their last four LaLiga home matches (D1 L3), conceding exactly two goals in each of those games. In fact, they have secured just one home win in LaLiga throughout this calendar year (W1 D6 L6) — the fewest by any team to feature in both the 2024/25 and 2025/26 seasons.

Meanwhile, Barcelona remain unbeaten in their last 15 away outings in LaLiga (W11 D4), marking their best run on the road since October 2022, when they went 19 games without defeat (W13 D6).

Barcelona are unbeaten in their last nine LaLiga away games against Sevilla (W6 D3), marking their longest undefeated streak at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan in the competition’s history.

Sevilla have failed to win any of their last 19 LaLiga encounters with Barcelona (D4 L15), a run dating back to October 2015. They have also lost each of the last seven meetings, marking their longest ever losing streak against the Catalan side in the Spanish top flight.

Szczesny; Kounde, Araujo, Cubarsi, Gerard Martin; De Jong, Pedri; Dani Olmo, Ferran, Rashford; Lewandowski.

Vlachodimos; Carmona, Azpilicueta, Marcao; Suazo; Agoume, Mendy, Sow; Alexis, Romero, Vargas.