"As" reported that Barcelona will face the high temperature test in the game against Sevilla.

Even the famous hydration suspension cannot alleviate the high temperature hell. According to the prediction of the Spanish National Meteorological Administration, if Sevilla and Barcelona insist on being scheduled for this round of matches at 16:15 pm local time, the two teams will face extreme weather.

Although it has entered October, and although the temperature in the Andalusian capital was supposed to drop slightly after it was not particularly hot this summer, it is expected that the temperature will still be as high as 34-35 degrees by then. The summer and autumn heat this weekend is expected to be particularly fierce, with Sevilla citizens flocking to the nearest beach to escape the summer.

However, high temperatures make sports dangerous, especially in competitions on grasslands, not to mention in cities like Seville, located in the Guadalquivir Valley, near sea level and with high relative humidity. Real Sociedad and Nottingham Forest were once with Betis and were still under the severe test of high temperatures later.

It is worth mentioning that Betis player Bellerin had the strongest protest in mid-September about the health risks of playing against Levante in 30 degrees: "I don't want this to sound like an excuse, but it's ridiculous to have to play against 30 degrees and 80% humidity. This is inhuman treatment for us, and it doesn't make sense to arrange such a game in September, but we still play out of responsibility."