Sevilla 1-3 Barcelona: Match Recap and Result

Match: 19 September 2026, 19:00 UTC · Published: 19 September 2026 · 323 words

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Barcelona came from behind to beat Sevilla 3-1 in LaLiga. Raphael Dias Belloli scored all three of the visitors' goals after Youssouf Fofana had put the hosts in front.

Match Summary

Sevilla were in front after 19 minutes through Youssouf Fofana, with Felix Correia providing the assist. The lead gave the home side an early platform, but it lasted only a few minutes. Raphael Dias Belloli equalized in the 22nd minute after a pass from Andreas Christensen, and the first half closed with the teams level.

Barcelona took the game away after the break. Belloli scored again in the 52nd minute, Lamine Yamal the provider this time, to put the visitors in front. The same combination produced a third in the 69th minute. Sevilla could not respond. Lucien Agoumé was booked in the 80th minute, the only caution of the match.

Key Moments

The first-half exchange of goals set the tone. Sevilla led, then lost that lead inside three minutes, and from that point Barcelona controlled the contest.

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The 52nd-minute strike was the turning point. A level match became a lead for the visitors, and Sevilla had to chase a side that already saw more of the ball.

Belloli's third, again from Yamal, left the hosts needing two goals with more than 20 minutes still to play. The score stayed 1-3.

Match Statistics

The numbers told a clear story. Barcelona held 69 percent of possession and attempted 24 shots, seven of them on target. Sevilla had 31 percent, seven shots and three on target. Corners finished 3-1 in Barcelona's favour. Sevilla collected the only yellow card, and neither side received a red.

What the Result Means

Barcelona are first in La Liga on 18 points from six matches, with a goal difference of 22. They have five wins in their last five. Sevilla sit fifth with 13 points from six matches and a goal difference of three, after three wins, one draw and one loss in their last five. Five points separate the two sides.