Barcelona chases their La Liga title Rivals again after a 4-1 victory on the road in Seville.
At the end of the weekend's action, Barcelona is now only one point behind the second place Atletico Madrid and two behind leaders Real Madrid.
A 1-1 draw in the Madrid Derby opened the door for Hansi Flick and his Barcelona side seized their chance in Andalucia with all sides now on 23 games played.
As part of a chaotic opening in the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan, the early opener of Robert Lewandowski was canceled by a Quickfire equalizer from Ruben Vargas.
Ronald Araujo's first half injury was the most important point of conversation during the rest for fans of Barcelona before the replacement Fermin Lopez ran the way to the road at the front after the restart.
Vargas' was refused a second equalizer by VAR before Raphinha hit a wonderful third goal to have some distance between the two teams.
Lopez's red card could not make Barcelona's momentum boring in the final phase, while Eric Garcia led the cross of Raphinha home to end a dominant night for the visitors.
The end result makes the title race, just like Flick Wilde, while the season has entered all those involved in the last few months.
Barcelona also has a planning benefit compared to Los Blancos, which have more competitions in Europe, after she and Atletico Madrid have already booked a place in the knockout phase for the beginning of March.
Without the Champions League match in midweek, Barcelona has a break on the horizon, prior to a home collision against in-form Rayo Vallecano on 17 February as Real Madrid Face Back-To Back matches against Manchester City in the Tour of 16 Play-Offs .
Barcelona will teach their Copa del Rey Semi -Laatste opponents after the draw on 12 February.
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