Barcelona looks to extend its lead atop La Liga when it visits the Estadio Benito Villamarín to play Real Betis.

Barcelona can register a second consecutive win and stretch their provisional lead at the summit of La Liga against Real Betis on Saturday. Hansi Flick's men lead the way in the Spanish topflight by four points,

Inaki Pena was one of the positive figures for Barcelona, despite conceding two goals, as they were held to a 2-2 draw by Real Betis at Estadio Benito Villamarin today. The La Masia graduate’s

Barcelona was unable to string together consecutive wins dropping points against Real Betis, jeopardizing its lead atop La Liga's standings over Real Madrid. It was a difficult afternoon for Flick's men against a disciplined,

FC Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick will make a change when his team takes on Real Betis in La Liga on Saturday.

If Barcelona’s plan was to follow up the win against Mallorca with a second successive positive result and maintain the momentum, it is safe to say that they failed in their objective.The Catalans,

Hansi Flick's side dominated possession of the ball at Estadio Benito Villamarín, but they had to first stifle a flurry of chances from the Real Betis. The hosts appeared more than ready to take the visitors to the sword, but a late Raphinha clearance off the line and diving saves from Iñaki Peña denied them.

An Assane Diao equaliser deep into stoppage time snatched an admirable LaLiga point for Real Betis against Barcelona, ending their losing league run against the Catalan outfit at five matches.

Robert Lewandowski continues his superb start to the season but could not prevent Barcelona dropping points in 2-2 draw with Real Betis.

Real Betis strike in injury time to grab a late equalizer with Barcelona.