Sevilla vs Real Madrid - La Liga: TV channel, team news, lineups & prediction | OneFootball

Back on top in the battle of the capital city, Carlo Ancelotti's Real Madrid will look to keep second place ahead of Atletico when they head to Sevilla on Saturday.

Victory over Rayo Vallecano, coupled with Atletico's surprise draw away at Espanyol, saw Los Blancos reclaim their spot in second place in the standings, but they may have to see off Europa League finalists Sevilla if they are to keep it.

The hosts will face Roma on Wednesday and will undoubtedly be prioritising that fixture over the chance of picking up a few more points in a La Liga campaign that is already over for them.

Here's all you need to know about this one.

Where are Sevilla vs Real Madrid playing?

Sevilla vs Real Madrid H2H Record (Last Five Games)

Current Form (Last Five Games)

How to watch Sevilla vs Real Madrid on TV and live stream

Sevilla team news

Papa Gueye is suspended for this one as a result of his red card against Elche, while Joan Jordan, Marcao and Tanguy Nianzou remain sidelined.

With the Europa League final just a few days after this one, expect Jose Luis Mendilibar to protect some of his biggest names.

Sevilla predicted lineup vs Real Madrid

(4-2-3-1): Dmitrovic; Montiel, Rekik, Gudelj, Telles; Fernando, Rakitic; Suso, Torres, Gomez; Mir.

Karim Benzema needed stitches on a nasty cut on his foot after the Rayo game and will miss out on this one, as will the injured Vinicius Junior and the departing Marco Asensio.

(4-3-3): Courtois; Carvajal, Militao, Alaba, Camavinga; Kroos, Modric, Ceballos; Valverde, Rodrygo, Hazard.

Sevilla vs Real Madrid score prediction

With Sevilla likely to take a step back here and protect themselves before the Europa League final, this game should be pretty simple for Real Madrid.

Ancelotti's side are in desperate need of points to keep themselves ahead of Atletico and Sevilla will likely be happy to give three away in exchange for the safety of their players. It's a win-win for everybody except the neutrals, but who cares about those?