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13.08.2010 20:35

Nine B team players in squad for Seville

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Pep Guardiola has called up 19 players for the trip to Seville, with 10 of the first team squad joined by 9 players from Barca B, including keepers Miño and Oier. None of the club’s World Cup winners are included in the squad for the game.


For the first official game of the season, Guardiola has called up 19 players, though he will have to leave one of them in the stands before kickoff, as the Super Cup only allows for seven subs.

Five midweek internationals make the trip

2010-08-12_ENTRENO_TARDE_05.JPGAs well as the Spanish internationals, Hleb, Víctor Sánchez and Cáceres are also left behind, as is the injured Pinto, whilst the five other internationals who played midweek- Alves, Messi, Ibra, Jeffren and Bojan all make the trip.

New man between the posts

Of the nine Barca B players, five could be in line for a debut with the first team - Miño, Oriol Romeu, Sergi Gómez, Sergi Roberto and Nolito. With Pinto out and Valdes not travelling, either Miño or Oier are guaranteed a start in goals.

Double session in Barcelona

The first team squad players who won’t be travelling to Seville will have morning and evening training sessions on Saturday whilst Víctor Vázquez, Fontàs, Bartra and Riverola will train with Luis Enrique.
Nine B team players in squad for Seville
Squad list for Seville
Miño (31), Oier (38), Abidal, Milito, Alves, Sergi Gómez (33), Maxwell, Muniesa (35), Oriol Romeu (37), Keita, Adriano, Jonathan Dos Santos (34), Thiago (30), Jeffren, Sergi Roberto (28), Nolito (27), Ibrahimovic, Messi and Bojan

*Squad numbers in brackets


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