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The Blaugranas are still looking to reassure themselves when it comes time to travel to Betis, this Sunday at 6:30 p.m. for the 21st day of La Liga. The Barcelonans, corrected in the Spanish Super Cup by Real (1-4), then doubted before winning against Unionistas (3-1), residents of the 3rd division. The Catalans can come back to within 5 points of leader Girona in the event of victory. Betis, 9th, found success against Granada last Saturday (1-0) after 6 matches without a triumph.
For this poster, Betis changes 3 men compared to last week. Bellerin is a right-back, Johnny in midfield and Diao on the left of the attack. For Barça, Lewandowski will be supported by Yamal and Ferran Torres. De Jong, Gundogan and Pedri form the midfield, and the young Cubarsi (16 years old) starts in central defense.
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The essays
Betis: Silva – Bellerin, Pezzella, Sokratis, Abner – Johnny, Isco, Roca – Luiz Henrique, Willian Jose, Diao
Barcelona: Pena – Koundé, Araujo, Cubarsi, Baldé – de Jong, Gundogan, Pedri – Yamal, Lewandowski, Torres
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