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Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has granted his squad three days off following their 4-1 win over Sevilla in the Spanish La Liga.

Flick cites their strong performance despite playing with ten men for much of the second half.

Barcelona controlled the match even after Fermin Lopez received a red card in the 60th minute, and Flick was particularly pleased with his team's defensive organization in a 4-4-1 shape.

"I am very proud of the team. After the red card, we defended very well. Playing with 10 men is different, but we managed it well.

"They have great wingers, and we knew how to defend against them."

Lopez, who had earlier scored, replaced Gavi at halftime.

Flick did not criticize their aggressive play despite both players receiving yellow cards.

"Fermin was sad about the sending off, but he had scored an important goal. I'm happy with the intensity he and Gavi bring. It's a lesson for us to play 4-4-1 and defend well."

Barcelona's victory keeps them in the La Liga title race, where Flick believes four or five teams are still in contention.

They are now one point behind Atletico Madrid and two points behind leaders Real Madrid.

With no Champions League play-off this week, Flick emphasized the importance of rest:

"I've given the team three days off so they can recover. No stupid things-look after your body. Then on Thursday, we prepare for Rayo Vallecano."