A late equaliser from Kevin Gameiro saw Sevilla recover from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with Barcelona on Saturday.
Luis
Enrique's side appeared to be cruising at 2-0 up in the 31st minute, as
Lionel Messi and Neymar scored fine goals, but the hosts battled back
to stretch their unbeaten run at home to 24 league matches thanks to
substitute Gameiro.
Barca looked rampant at times in the first
half, Messi putting them ahead with 14 minutes gone before Neymar
followed suit just after the half-hour mark with a similarly stylish
finish.
But a Claudio Bravo error allowed Ever Banega to net for
the hosts seven minutes before the break, spurring Sevilla on for an
improved display in the second half.
The hosts' saw a couple of chances go begging, with Carlos Bacca the culprit on both occasions.
But
the Colombian's replacement, Gameiro, finished off a trademark
counterattacking goal for Unai Emery's side, blowing La Liga's title
race wide open following Real's 3-0 defeat of Eibar earlier on Saturday
and ending Barca's nine-game winning streak in all competitions.

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