Sevilla 1-1 Barcelona, Krkic and Jesus Navas score

Barcelona failed to keep a distance from Real Madrid after just playing a draw with Sevilla 1-1.

In the match held at the Ramon Sanchez ang Pizjuan on Monday (3/14/2011), Barca's first winning through Bojan Krkic in 30 minutes. The host then was able to equalize through Jesus Navas in the fourth minute second half.

The Game
Barcelona dominated the game as usual with possession percentage of 70%. But Barca to score through substitute Krkic in the 30th minute.

The first half ended 1-0 to Barcelona.

In the second half Sevilla trying to equalize. A breakthrough in the 49th minute from Alvaro Negredo who managed to escape from custody Eric Abidal had to make Victor Valdes forward facing.

Apparently, the former Real Madrid courtier brings the ball into the side of the goal who then make the crossing to the mouth of the goal. Captain team, Jesus Navas mercilessly ball to the net who was guarded Abidal. Score became 1-1.

After position draw, the match more interesting. Many times Sevilla Barcelona hit back through two wings taut, Navas and Diego Capel.

Navas makes Barcelona fallen nearly as hard kick towards goal. Fortunately, Valdes foot is still able to block the kick right wing of the Spanish national team.

From the stronghold of Barcelona, the best chance towards the end of the game came from Andres Iniesta. Slid his right foot shot which unfortunately still hit the crossbar.

A draw is made Sevilla in eighth position. As for Barcelona, the mission continues to keep a distance with the eternal enemies Real Madrid failed. Now, the distance of the two La Liga giants are only five points adrift.

Line up:
Sevilla: Javi Varas, Alexis, Federico Fazio, Fernando Navarro, Martín Cáceres, Gary Medel, Didier Zokora (Frederic Kanoute '45), Ivan Rakitic, Jesús Navas, Diego Capel (Diego Perotti '72), Alvaro Negredo (Romaric '88)

Barcelona: Victor Valdes, Eric Abidal, Gerard Pique, Adriano (Maxwell '75), Dani Alves, Sergio Busquets, Andrés Iniesta, Xavi, David Villa (Seydou Keita '85), Lionel Messi, Pedro (Bojan Krkic '14)