La Liga Round 28: Barca - Sevilla

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Simion

Simion

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Even If we play at home and put our strongest lineup bar Pedri in this match, we know without him our game is going to suffer. That's why I m not a big advocate of too many rotations here. We already know web aren't winning the Champions League. Why should we risk our 4 points advantage in what should be our main focus until the final of the season ?
 
MonteCuler

MonteCuler

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Simion said:
Even If we play at home and put our strongest lineup bar Pedri in this match, we know without him our game is going to suffer. That's why I m not a big advocate of too many rotations here. We already know web aren't winning the Champions League. Why should we risk our 4 points advantage in what should be our main focus until the final of the season ?
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Yeah I would say start a better lineup to possibly get some advantage in first half and then sub off if possible
 
Simion

Simion

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MonteCuler said:
Yeah I would say start a better lineup to possibly get some advantage in first half and then sub off if possible
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This match is prone to a surprise man. The prognosis are that Pedri is gonna be rested, players and Flick already bemoaned fatigue and the big players' minds like Raphinha and Yamal will be on wednesday' match.
 
FCBarca

FCBarca

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Revenge is on the cards, this is Barça - even with rotations, no question we get the 3 pts…in spite of RFEF

Sevilla are on a solid run and are tough to break down, great test for those rotating in to show their quality from the off

Not surprisingly, Ruben Vargas is a catalyst in their resurgence - a player I have loved since his debut for Le Nati, a difference maker who is brave, collective minded & competitive
 
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JamDav1982

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FCBarca said:
Revenge is on the cards, this is Barça - even with rotations, no question we get the 3 pts…in spite of RFEF

Sevilla are on a solid run and are tough to break down, great test for those rotating in to show their quality from the off

Not surprisingly, Ruben Vargas is a catalyst in their resurgence - a player I have loved since his debut for Le Nati, a difference maker who is brave, collective minded & competitive
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Just nonsense.

'Resurgence'.

Sevilla have won 3 of their last 15 games in league 1 of their last 6.

Ruben Vargas has been injured for months.

You just make up complete shite time and again.

Rotating is always a risk and Sevilla have pace/strength in their team that can challenge Barca but they are 14th in table and 6 points above relegation having barely won in months.
 
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