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5-2
Rayo Vallecano

Neymar (22' pen., 32' pen., 69', 70'), Suarez (77')

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Team News: Dani Alves, Sandro come into Barcelona starting line up for Rayo Vallecano test

Luis Enrique makes two changes to the Barcelona side which lost at Sevilla two weeks ago.

By Miles Jolliffe, Reporter | 17 October 2015

Luis Enrique has made two changes to the Barcelona side which lost at Sevilla two weeks ago.

Dani Alves comes into the starting lineup to replace Javier Mascherano, who drops to the bench, while 20-year-old forward Sandro comes in for Munir.

Meanwhile, Rayo Vallecano have made two changes to the team which lost to Real Betis a fortnight ago.

Lass Bangoura and Patrick Ebert come in for Raul Baena and Adri Embarda in midfield.

Barcelona: Bravo; Sergi Roberto, Piqué, Mathieu, Alba; Alves, Busquets, Rakitic; Sandro, Suárez, Neymar
Subs: Ter Stegan, Douglas, Mascherano, Barta, Adriano, Gumbau, Munir

Rayo Vallecano: Tono; Nacho, Llorente, Ze Castro, Rat; Jozabed, Trashorras, Bangoura; Bebe, Ebert, Guerra

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1	Real Madrid	33	26	6	1	71	22	49	84
2	Girona Girona	33	22	5	6	69	40	29	71
3	Barcelona	32	21	7	4	64	37	27	70
4	Atletico Madrid Atletico	33	20	4	9	62	39	23	64
5	Athletic Bilbao	33	16	10	7	53	33	20	58
6	Real Sociedad	33	13	12	8	46	35	11	51
7	Real Betis Betis	32	12	12	8	40	38	2	48
8	Valencia	32	13	8	11	35	34	1	47
9	Getafe	33	10	13	10	41	45	-4	43
10	Villarreal	32	11	9	12	51	55	-4	42
11	Osasuna	32	11	6	15	37	46	-9	39
12	Alaves Alaves	33	10	8	15	31	38	-7	38
13	Sevilla	32	9	10	13	41	45	-4	37
14	Las Palmas Las Palmas	33	10	7	16	30	41	-11	37
15	Rayo Vallecano	32	7	13	12	27	39	-12	34
16	Mallorca	32	6	13	13	26	38	-12	31
17	Celta Vigo	33	7	10	16	37	50	-13	31
18	Cadiz Cadiz	32	4	13	15	22	45	-23	25
19	Granada	32	3	9	20	33	61	-28	18
20	Almeria	33	1	11	21	32	67	-35	14